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" I talk to the enemy only through a mediator, a clergyman. My enemy respects me because I don’t lie. They know I don’t lie. And I don’t promise them anything,” he said."

President Assad wins presidential elections with a majority of 88.7 % ,with over 10 million votes in his favor. Supporters all around Syria gathered last night and celebrated his win. It's important to note that about 11.6 million people voted out of eligible 15.8 million. That's a very high number, most western "Democratic" countries don't reach. Let the world know we love our President and we don't want the West to teach us about Freedom and Democracy. عاشت سوريا وعاش الأسد

Syrian women from the National Defense forces taking part in the presidential elections in Syria. June 3rd.

President Bashar Al Assad and his wife participate in the presidential elections in Damascus today June 3rd.

Syrians outside Syrian embassy in Lebanon waiting to give their votes in today's Presidential Elections where president Bashar Al Assad runs against two opponents. Governments in many countries banned Syrian embassies from organizing elections. This is just another evidence how the West isn't looking for democracy and freedom in Syria. For me, I think you all know who I'm voting for :)

In addition, Turkish borders house many training compounds, refugee camps and there were even reports that these camps are used for human trafficking and organs trading.

A long siege on the Aleppo Central Prison imposed by al-Qaeda-linked militant groups has been Brocken by Syrian army special forces. - See more at: http://en.alalam.ir/news/1596295#sthash.acTtchYp.dpuf

President Bashar Al Assad checking the damage done by extremists in Maaloula which was liberated few days before Easter. Coincidence? I don't think so. Al Qalamoon front is now almost fully liberated and the borders with Lebanon are completely secured. This means no more fighters coming from Lebanon, and no more suicide attacks in both Syria, and Lebanon. Also, the western side of Damascus is now besieged and terrorists inside Ghouta (outskirts of Damascus) have no supply lines anymore. Thanks to Syrian Arab Army backed by the brave Hezbollah fighters. If it was Maaoula on Easter, could it be Aleppo on Ramadan? Who knows. All we can say is inshalla.

On Easter day, President Bashar Al Assad visits the ancient city of Maaloula which was recently cleared from terrorists by the Syrian Arab Army. Happy Easter.

And victory continues, God bless the Syrian Army

Fighters from the "Syrian Resistance" movement which operates in the mountains of Latakia. The picture is taken in Kassab.

Fighters from the "Syrian Resistance" movement which operates in the mountains of Latakia. The picture is taken in Kassab.

Report is translated to English

Some pictures I took recently in Damascus and Latakia.