The de-escalation zone in northwest Syria witnessed on Monday mutual shelling between Turkish-backed opposition factions and the Syrian government forces, according to North Press.
The Foreign Minister of Oman stressed the efforts by Arab countries to reach union and overcome disagreements, according to al-Watan.
The Foreign Minister of Oman was welcomed by President Assad in Damascus, where he called for deeper Arab cooperation, according to SANA.
A leader in the Turkish-backed al-Hamza Division was killed Sunday by unknown gunmen in the city of al-Bab, according to North Press.
Arab League Secretary-General Ahmad Aboul Gheit said that the procedures for Syria to return to the Arab League have not yet been fulfilled, according to al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Hundreds of young Syrian refugees in Turkey were deported to Syria based on “administrative pretexts”, according to al-Souria Net.
Myocardial infarctions are more and more recurrent among young people, although the condition is typically limited to older individuals, according to al-Baath.
Israeli airstrikes targeted positions near the Syrian capital Damascus, according to SANA.
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An Iranian general was included in a prisoners exchange in Idleb between the Syrian opposition and pro-regime forces, according to al-Souria Net.
After recent criticism by Damascus of his Steps for Steps approach to end the war in Syria, Pedersen says he’s willing to “explain” it, according to al-Watan.
Clashes between the SDF and ISIS are still ongoing in Hassakeh, despite the SDF claiming that it now controls the Ghweran prison, according to al-Jazeera.
Iran is consolidating its presence in the border area between Syria and Iraq to facilitate the transfer of weapons, at the expense of the regime, the Times of Israel writes.
The Turkish-backed local administration in Afrin redistributed cross-border aid to settlers, according to North Press.
The SDF sent ISIS fighters away from Hassakeh to the regime-controlled Syrian Badia, according to al-Watan.
Sheikh Jawdat Said, the thinker behind the non-violence school of Islam in Syria, has died in exile in Istanbul, according to Syria TV.
Although the SDF emerged victorious from the Ghweran prison assault, ISIS was able to show that it did not say its last word yet.
Syrian Doctor Alaa Moussa, on trial in Germany for torture in the regime’s military hospitals, claimed that he was ‘frightened’ by the military security services, according to Asharq al-Awsat.
The permanent representative of Syria to the UN claimed that the U.S. was behind the events in Hassakeh, as it wants to revive ISIS, according to SANA.
UN Special Envoy to Syria, Geir Pedersen, warned of continued escalation and continued suffering and violence on Syrians, according to Baladi News,
