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Rusiya Al-Yaum Says Its Correspondent Wounded In Syria

02:29 04/01/2013

A correspondent of Russia’s Arab-language satellite TV channel Rusiya Al-Yaum (Russia Today), Kamil Sakr, has received a gunshot wound in a suburb of Syrian capital Damascus, the channel has reported on its website.

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