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Ugarit News (Arabic: أوغاريت اللاخبارية) is an online Syrian rebel news outlet reporting on the Syrian conflict in both Arabic and English. Ugarit News posts videos on its YouTube channels as well as daily reports and breaking news via Twitter and Facebook.^{[failed verification]}

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