Reinforcments from the Fifth Corps have been sent to various areas in the Lattakia countryside following heavy losses in clashes reports Al-Modon.
Syrian members of parliament lashed out at Nabil Saleh for a post he put on Facebook, which criticized Islam and the resumption of relations with Hamas writes Al-Watan.
Syria and Russia have accused the US of preventing displaced people in the al-Rukban Camp from returning to their homes writes SANA.
Opposition figure Issam Zeitoun has reportedly visited Israel and made a deal for a safe zone on the borders of the occupied Syrian Golan writes SANA.
Thousands attend the funeral of Abdelbasset al-Sarout, civilians killed in regime airstrikes, refugee camp in Lebanon burns down and condemnation of journalist’s kidnapping. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Abdel Basat al-Sarout embodied the early ideas of the revolution and his tragic death has caused much sadness among those still fighting the regime writes Daraj.
Rebel forces have increased attacks against regime forces and positions in the northern Lattakia countryside, killing five regime soldiers in a surprize attack reports Etihad Press.
Secondary education exams for students have started across the country, with an increased number of students sitting the exams writes SANA.
The Islamic State have claimed responsibility for an explosion that killed four Kurdish fighters in a southern district of Hassakeh reports Zaman Al Wasl.
On the second day of Eid, five civilians were killed and dozens more wounded, as the Assad regime and Russia continue their assault reports Alsouria Net.
Talal Dakkak became known for his brutal acts, including feeding people to lions, but has now become a powerful business figure in Hama.
A Syrian-Kurdish commander has said that the proposed safe zone could include Jarablus, Manbij, Aziz, Tel Rifaat and even Afrin reports Basnews.
In an interview with a Russian news agency, US Senator Richard Black said that the US should have never established bases in Syria writes SANA.
