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Following a horrific attack that left at least 117 dead or wounded, Turkish forces have closed all roads leading in or out of the Afrin area, while a culprit is yet to be identified reports Brocar Press.
The Pro-Justice human rights organization has documented the Syrian businessmen who support the regime in their crimes and serve as financial fronts writes Al-Moharrer.
According to the Libyan National Army, almost 2,000 Syrian fighters have fled Libya for Europe, after Turkey failed to uphold the promises that it made concerning citizenship writes Al-Masdar.
Two more people in Syria have recovered from the coronavirus, bringing the total number to 21 reports SANA.
The US is overseeing meetings with the Kurdish National Council and the Democratic Union Party, in an effort to create a unity between the two groups writes Basnews.
For unknown reasons a number of local councils in northern Syria, that were supported by Turkey, have announced their dissolution writes Etihad Press.
A quarantine center has been established in Idleb, which will hold those who leave or are deported from Turkey for 14 days, to prevent the spread of the coronavirus reports Smart News.
Despite US sanctions, 6.8 million barrels of oil are en route to Syria, which will help Iran who has been struggling with a drop in demand from China writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Stamu Military Airfield is home to a host of helicopters that are responsible for indiscriminately dropping explosives on civilians centers reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
An explosion has rocked a market in Afrin, killing at least 30 people who were gathering hours before the start of Iftar writes Enab Baladi.
Gunman from Suwedia have opened fire on the Fifth Corp in eastern Daraa, resulting in a number of injuries and one fatality writes the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
Syrian refugee Ali al-Aasani was shot dead by police after he ran to avoid a fine for breaking the government-enforced curfew reports Sowt al-Asima.
Residents in Aleppo have expressed their anger at plans by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham to open a commercial crossing with the regime reports Brocar Press.
Syrian air defenses failed to stop the sophisticated Delilah missiles fired by Israeli warplanes, that killed at least three people writes Al-Masdar.
