Syria Today – At Least 34 Soldiers Killed in Attack, Massive Airstrikes on Idleb
THE SYRIAN OBSERVE
November 9, 2023
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Athr Press says shipping activity between Syria and Iraq experienced a 24 hours disruption due to a US airstrike along the border around ten days ago.
The law prohibits these companies from engaging with foreign entities or serving as branches of foreign or Arab companies, according to Shaam Network.
An attack by ISIS on various positions in the eastern countryside of Homs resulted in casualties among Syrian soldiers, according to Athr Press.
The law should “safeguard individuals’ private information and work”, but will also “impose severe penalties to deter cyber crimes”, according to al-Watan.
Hezbollah withdrew its members from positions in Northern Syria as war between Israel and Hamas is ragging, according to al-Souria Net.
Most registered electric cars fall under the temporary entry category, according to Athr Press.
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France strongly condemns the artillery and aerial bombardment conducted by the regime and Russian forces in Idleb governorate, according to Baladi News.
According to al-Watan, preliminary discussions for the emergency Arab summit will kick off in Riyadh on Tuesday.
The Palestine Branch accused these Palestinian activists of staging a demonstration in support of Gaza without obtaining prior security authorization, according to Syria TV.
The regime’s army said the joint efforts of Syrian and Russian forces resulted in the complete destruction of all targeted sites, according to al-Baath.
According to a circular from the Autonomous Administration, media workers need an official authorization to operate, Syria TV.
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The peaceful popular movement in Suweida persists, with an increasing number of participants, Baladi News says.
A source within the People’s Assembly disclosed to Athr Press that there is an ongoing demand to raise salary levels and enhance the income of workers and employees
In 2022, the number of Syrians deported from Turkey to Syria amounted to 49,439 individuals, Enab Baladi says.
The Iraqi Popular Mobilization Forces also dispatched military reinforcements from Iraq to Syria, Baladi News writes.
Syria issed a “strongly worded declaration” on recent statements made by an israeli minister, according to al-Thawra.
Syria said Western leaders persistently pursue a policy of deceit and double standards when it comes to the suffering of Palestinian victims, according to al-Baath.
