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Continued airstrikes in northwestern Syria, Turkey criticizes Russian inaction, Turkish council bans refugees from beach and Syrian journalists call for an end to sanctions. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The Assad regime has hit Turkish observation point in Murak in the northern Hama countryside, with previous strikes hitting the Shir al-Maghar point in Jabel Shahshabou in the western Hama countryside reports Alsouria Net.
An ammunition depot located in a military zone in Mashrou Dummar, a western suburb of the Syrian capital exploded on Saturday reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
The residents of Mhardeh have found themselves between the regime and opposition fighters, but they are looking to Russia to protect them reports Al-Modon.
Satellite images have shown that the Assad regime is constructing a new airstrip for helicopters, which will be used by Iran and Hezbollah reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Foreign and Expatriates Minister Walid al-Muallem is expected to discuss the strengthening of relations between Syria and China writes SANA.
Assad’s deadly campaign against civilians in Idleb looks set to continue as a peace agreement brokered on Wednesday was breached just hours later reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Children in Hassakeh are choosing to abandon their education in order to work and secure an income for their families who live in dire circumstances writes Alsouria Net.
The Syrian parliament has approved investment for the port of Tartous, although many questions about the identity of the investment company still linger reports Al-Watan.
Fires continue to ravage harvests in eastern Syria, as resident’s anger rises about inaction by the local authorities reports Ana Press.
The head of the Czech Parliamentary Group for Friendship with Syria has accused Turkey and the US of hindering the efforts to defeat terrorism reports SANA.
A number of families have left the al-Rukban Camp to return to their homes, after spending time at a temporary housing shelter writes SANA.
Russia has lashed out at the US for the latest round of sanctions that have been imposed on Syria, citing America’s frustration with the success of the Syrian government writes SANA.
