Russia and Turkey have deployed another joint patrol, this time in the Ayn al-Arab area, with eight vehicles and helicopter protection reports Smart News.
The new US sanctions on Syria penalises any person or company that assists the Assad regime or contributes to the country’s reconstruction, putting Syria in a state of near-complete isolation writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Bashar al-Assad’s uncle has been sentenced in Paris to four years in prison, but has promised to appeal against the conviction for money laundering reports Brocar Press.
Six shepherds were kidnapped and murdered in rural Raqqa, and the finger of blame has been pointed at the regime and the Islamic State reports Al-Modon.
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has lambasted the recent sanctions against Syria and called on people in Syria and Lebanon to reject them writes Al-Masdar.
Representatives or Russia and China have condemned the recent sanctions imposed on Syria by the US, saying that they well hurt the already struggling Syrian people writes SANA.
Military action in Idleb is increasing, and more residents are being forced to flee their homes to escape the bombardment reports Smart News.
Russia has taken full control of Palmyra Military Airbase, making it the fifth military base in Syria reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
The guarantor nations of the Astana talks have agreed to meet virtually, to discuss issues related to Syria and will meet in-person at a later date writes Alsouria Net.
The ongoing economic crisis in Syria is forcing women to forego their cosmetic needs and focus all their buying power of supplies for the family writes Al-Baath.
A Russian military vehicle was hit by an explosive device, as it patrolled along the M4 highway, as per the deal with Turkey reports Al-Masdar.
Students have been prevented from taking their secondary exams by armed groups, who have restricted their travel and rejecting requests reports Sada Al-Sham.
With Turkey’s failure to ensure the security of the M4 highway, speculation about an assault by the Syrian government is increasing writes Al-Masdar.
The village of Mishrifa Remo has been rocked by a blast that killed and injured a number of fighters affiliated with the Turkish occupation forces writes SANA.
The appointment of Hussein Arnous, as Prime Minister of Syria, brings to mind the appointment of Shapour Bakhtiar as Prime Minister of Iran, which failed to save the Shah of Iran writes The New Arab.
US forces in Hassakeh failed to stop a Russian convoy that drove through their checkpoint, in the latest incident between the two opposing forces writes Al-Masdar.
Turkey, Russia and Iran were set to meet and discuss Syria after months of coronavirus related delays, but saw the meeting postponed again reports Alsouria Net.
Thousands of Syrian rely on the wheat harvest, but this has been severely affected by the conflict and factions are now rushing to secure what they can reports Asharq al-Awsat.
Weakened after his recent spat with Assad, Makhlouf is going after the president’s advisor, Bouthaina Shaaban reports Al-Modon.
Amid speculation, the Syrian regime has revealed the identity of the company that invested in the Hejaz Railway Station writes Alsouria Net.
