Four French journalists held captive in Syria for almost a year were free and "in good health" on Saturday, President Francois Hollande told AFP, saying they would be back in France within hours. In a statement to AFP, the president said he had "learned with great relief this morning of the liberation of the Four French journalists". Hollande said the four, who had been held in Syria since 2013, were "in good health despite the very challenging conditions of their captivity". Didier Francois, a reporter for Europe 1 radio, and photographer Edouard Elias were taken **rth of Aleppo on June 6.
04-21-2014, 03:30 AM
Four French journalists 'free' after Syria kidnap
Four French journalists held captive in Syria for almost a year were free and "in good health" on Saturday, President Francois Hollande told AFP, saying they would be back in France within hours. In a statement to AFP, the president said he had "learned with great relief this morning of the liberation of the Four French journalists". Hollande said the four, who had been held in Syria since 2013, were "in good health despite the very challenging conditions of their captivity". Didier Francois, a reporter for Europe 1 radio, and photographer Edouard Elias were taken **rth of Aleppo on June 6.
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