Syria Today – Damascus Explosion; Leaks Reveal Syrian Debt to Iran
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
August 14, 2023
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Israeli shelling led to fires breaking out at several locations around Damascus, according to Baladi News.
The co-chairman of the PYD highlighted the ongoing conflict among major powers in Syria, according to Damas Post.
Turkey believes resolving housing and employment challenges is essential for the repatriation of Syrians, Syria TV writes.
The Minister of Defense reiterated Turkey’s sincere aspiration for peace with Syria, according to al-Souria Net.
The interview’s platform allowed Assad to broadcast his deceptive rhetoric, says al-Souria Net.
Bashar al-Assad addressed key issues regarding his country’s relations with the Arab world, Turkey, and the international community.
Assad expressed hope for the development of stronger Arab institutions, according to SANA.
Assad’s recent televised interview with Sky News Arabia has raised intriguing questions about the source of his self-assured demeanour, according to Sateh Noureddine in al-Modon.
Residents question why the rehabilitation process has not commenced, according to Baladi News.
More and more visits between Iran and Syria have economic goals, according to al-Tareek.
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Assad noted that Hafez keeps his distance from political affairs, Syria TV remarks.
The Free Syrian Army faction in the Tanf region stated the SDF and other armed factions across Syrian territories are actively pursuing unified efforts, according to Athr Press.
The blast originated from an explosive device planted within a vehicle belonging to Military Security, according to Baladi News.
Numerous young individuals have crossed into Turkish territory via illicit routes originating from Ras Ain, according to Baladi News.
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yrian individuals residing in Jordan are currently confronted with a fresh humanitarian challenge, according to Syria TV.
The countries endorsing normalization with Assad are becoming increasingly uneasy, Riad Maoases writes in al-Tareek.
The Iranian representatives are scheduled to conduct official discussions with Prime Minister Hussein Arnous, according to al-Watan.
