Idleb Targeted Again
ENAB BALADI (opposition website)
November 5, 2020
Regime artillery has targeted a number of towns and villages in Idleb, killing and injuring civilians reports Enab Baladi.
Regime artillery has targeted a number of towns and villages in Idleb, killing and injuring civilians reports Enab Baladi.
A large number of civilians have been killed by Iran-backed militants in Homs, with children among the dead report Zaman Al-Wasl.
Following the evacuation of Turkish forces, citizens of Morek have been gathering at the observation post and celebrating the departure writes SANA.
A Turkish military point has been hit by artillery fire from the forces of the Syrian government, although no casualties have been reported, writes North Press.
Turkey might launch an attack against the Syrian Democratic Forces and finish its leftover business from Operation Peace Spring reports Baladi News.
The International Coalition has launched a number of airstrikes targeting the Islamic State and arrested one of its leaders reports SY 24.
Nasr al-Hariri has met with the Canadian Executive Coordinator for Syria and discussed the situation in the country and thanked Canada for their efforts with refugees reports Shaam News.
Russia has said that militants in Idleb are preparing an attack in Idleb, with the intention of blaming Russia and the Syrian forces for attacking civilians writes Al-Masdar.
Donald Trump could be voted out office, but looking back, his actions in Syria have had a lasting impact that will continue to shape future US policy writes Baladi News.
Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham have taken control of the headquarters of the Turkish-backed 4th Brigade of the Syrian National Army reports Al-Masdar.
Fighters from Turkish-backed groups have defected to the Syrian Democratic Forces, so they are not sent to fight in the Nagorno-Karabakh region writes North Press.
Christians of Raqqa are asked to return, the Syrian Computer Society wins competition, aid distributed in Hassakeh, and no tsunami detected following earthquake. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Members of the Biden campaign have held a meeting with Syrians to discuss issues related to the conflict and the administrations approach, should Biden be elected writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
A Syrian artist has been unable to get back artworks that were sent to Jordan, because the gallery owners does not agree with the artists political views reports Iqtissad.
The Syrian Network for Human Rights have released a report, documenting the number of civilians killed during the month of October writes Sowt Al-Asima.
After an internal conflict that split the group, a new initiative is hoping to bring Ahrar al-Sham together and form a litigation committee reports Baladi News.
Trucks carrying Syrian fruits, vegetables and clothes have been permitted entry into Saudi Arabia according to the Damascus Chamber of Commerce writes Al-Watan.
Prosecutions in European courts against individuals who have committed war crimes is giving hope to refugees that justice might be served and their file could be reviewed writes Enab Baladi.
The Constitutional Committee has had little success since it was formed, and Geir Pedersen is now under pressure to announce its failure reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
With just days to go until the US presidential election, Syrian are wondering what each candidate will mean for them and the future of their country reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
