(11 Dec 2024)
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Masnaa border crossing, Lebanon – 11 December 2024
1. Pan of Lebanese side of Lebanon-Syria Masnaa border crossing
2. People having their passports stamped before entering Syria
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Masnaa border, between Lebanon and Syria – 11 December 2024
3. Various of people waiting at border to cross into Lebanon
4. Cars with Syrian license plates
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Between Lebanon and Syria – 11 December 2024
5. Driving shot on road from Lebanon to Syria
6. Driving shot past Syrian ministry of interior building
7. Various from moving vehicle of sign reading: (English/Arabic): "Entry for diplomatic vehicles" on way to Syria
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Syria (exact locations not specified) – 11 December 2024
8. Road inside Syria, some traffic passing
9. Various of damaged billboard of Bashar Assad on ground
10. Cars passing, one with flag of Free Syrian Army on its bonnet
11. Various of abandoned tanks on road to Damascus
12. Various of military vehicle with broken windows
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Damascus, Syria – 11 December 2024
13. Driving shot of buildings in Damascus
14. Wide exterior of Iranian embassy
15. Broken windows at Iranian embassy entrance
16. Writing reading (Arabic): "Curse Iran" sprayed on walls of Iranian embassy
17. Cars at Umayyad Square, one carrying the flag of Free Syrian Army
18. Close of woman taking selfie at Umayyad square, her nails painted in colours of Free Syrian Army flag
STORYLINE:
At the Masnaa Lebanon-Syria border crossing, people wait in line to stamp their passport to enter Syria.
Cars line the road past the border leading into Syria.
But the numbers are noticeably less than they were a few days ago when thousands crossed into Syria following the fall of Bashar Assad’s government.
On the opposite side of the road, hundreds of families sat waiting to be let into Lebanon.
Tanks and military vehicles lie abandoned by on a road that leads to Damascus.
In the capital, life is slowly returning to normal after the overthrow of Assad, who fled the country over the weekend and has been granted political asylum in Russia.
Private banks reopened on instructions from the central bank, said Sadi Ahmad, who runs a branch in the upscale Abu Rummaneh neighbourhood.
Shops also reopened in the city’s ancient Hamidiyeh market, where armed men and civilians could be seen buying perfume and ice cream.
A clothing shop owner, who asked not to be named for fear of retribution, said he hoped vendors would no longer have to pay bribes to security officials.
AP Video shot by Malak Harb
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