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“The current situation in Syria compels us to ask for your help in find Austin and safely reuniting our family,” wrote Debra Tice, whose son went missing in Syria in 2012.

“We are talking about a system of state terror," Stephen Rapp, former U.S. war crimes ambassador at large, said of how people lived in Syria under the Assad regime.

Authorities said they had arrested an Uzbek national born in 1995 for working with Ukrainian special services to plant a bomb on a scooter outside the general's residence.

The pain is often described as similar to period cramps, catching some women off guard if it turns out to be more severe.

The younger brother of King Charles III was “prepared to enter into business activities” with the alleged spy, named as Yang Tengbo in a ruling by Britain’s High Court on Monday.

Negotiators were “closer to a ceasefire deal than we have ever been,” Defense Minister Israel Katz told his colleagues at a closed-door meeting.

Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov died in a blast in Moscow a day after he was charged by Ukraine's security services with the use of banned chemical weapons.

The Internal Affairs Ministry said the 11 Indian nationals and a Georgian were employees at a restaurant in Gudauri, a popular ski resort near the Russian border.

China said it was expanding its visa-free transit policy, allowing eligible foreign travelers to stay in parts of the country as long as 10 days as officials try to attract more overseas visitors.

“The most surprising thing is the sheer extent of the violence carried out on the bodies," the study's lead author told NBC News.

France's interior minister said it could “take days and days” to establish an exact death toll.