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Victims of Assad's Chemical Attack, Syrian Refugees Praise President Trump

Victims of Assad's Chemical Attack, Syrian Refugees Praise President Trump

Victims of President Bashir al-Assad's 2013 chemical weapons attack and refugees who fled their homes in an attempt to survive are praising President Trump for ordering airstrikes on a Syrian airbase last night. Nearly 60 Tomahawk missiles were launched from two U.S. destroyers in the Mediterranean Sea in response to Assad's chemical attack earlier this week, which left hundreds dead.

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President Trump has also been praised and supported by leaders around the world for launching the strikes. Back home, Republicans and Democrats are backing his move.

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