On Friday, the U.S. State Department announced visa restrictions targeting 14 Syrian officials in connection with enforced disappearances.
As images of the crash circulated, conflicting accounts emerged about the incident, Syria TV writes.
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Assad refuted claims by Turkish officials that Syria had insisted on the withdrawal of Turkish forces as a precondition, al-Modon writes.
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Firas Qaddour, Syria’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources expressed gratitude to Russia, al-Baath writes.
Today’s news round on Syria highlights a range of developments that underscore the ongoing complexities in the region. The Israeli Defense Forces intercepted a suspicious
“99 percent of those who go to fight in Russia will meet their end”, said a recruit from Suweida, according to Syria TV.
Ayman Safadi has launched a campaign targeting Arab and European diplomats, accusing Damascus of not fulfilling its promises, Shaam Network reports.
Assad proposed that officials from both countries meet to agree on key issues, including: Turkish withdrawal from occupied Syrian territory, combating terrorism, and refugee issues.
A source told Syria TV that Batal was initially injured and transferred to a hospital, where he remained for four weeks under tight security by the Russian military police.
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Syria and the Finnish Relief Fund held discussions on enhancing bilateral cooperation across several key areas, according to al-Baath.
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The Chargé d’Affaires of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Syria emphasized the “brotherly” ties between the two countries, according to al-Watan.
The Director of the U.S. Syria Regional Platform, Nicholas Granger, met with Hadi al-Bahra, Syria TV reports.
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In Syria, humanitarian funding has reached its lowest levels, putting immense pressure on the ability of aid organizations to deliver life-saving assistance.
This development aligns with shifts in U.S. foreign policy, particularly as the United States aims to reduce its direct military involvement in the Middle East, Damas Post writes.
