Syria: Saudi troops deployed to protect Aramco experts at oil field
Middle East Monitor
December 24, 2019
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The Syrian Army is continuing its advance in northern Syria, engaging in clashes with terrorists on the outskirts of Jerjnaz, a major stronghold, reports The Syria Times.
Israeli missiles fired from inside Israel, targetted Iranian and Syrian military positions near Damascus reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Money transfer companies in Damascus have been accused of being involved in carrying out foreign transfers they were not licensed to carry out writes Alsouria Net.
An image of a crying women has led to an outpouring on social media and renewed calls for the international community to take action over Idleb reports Al-Modon.
The movable and immovable assets of close friend of the regime Rami Makhlouf have reportedly been frozen by writes Jisr.
Following an attack, the Homs Refinery Company has been quick to contain the situation and resume production writes SANA.
Walid al-Muallem and Sergey Lavrov have discussed the continued aggression by the United States, Turkey, and Israel and efforts for a diplomatic solution writes SANA.
Civilians in Idleb flee to the Turkish border, Russia and China uses their veto at UN, Christmas celebrated in Aleppo and Syrian regime push advance. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act will block companies and individuals from taking part in the reconstruction and profiting from the deaths of innocent Syrians.
16 people have been killed in airstrikes in Syria’s Idlib province as the regime trapped civilians in the besieged city of Maaret al-Numan, striking any car attempting to evacuate people writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Islamic thinker Muhammad Sharur was best known for his books on the Prophet Mohammad, which often caused controversy.
The Islamic State has stepped up its attacks, particularly around the oil rich areas in the province of Homs reports Zaman Al Wasl.
A mobile phone seller from Ras al-Ayn was tortured by Turkey-backed fighters for refusing to unlock smartphone, stolen from residents writes Zaman Al Wasl.
