Assad to De Mistura: Military Solution Must Come First
Deutsche Presse-Agentur (German news agency)
June 22, 2015
Syrian president tells UN envoy that military solution must come before political concessions
Syrian president tells UN envoy that military solution must come before political concessions
Damascus stresses need for strengthened coordination to tackle regional threats and challenges
Al-Watan investigation reveals traders sell poor quality products at inflated prices
Around 1,000 Syrian refugees return to the northern border city after rebels liberate the town from ISIS fighters
De Mistura should complete consultations and urge Syria’s neighbors to stop the expansion of terrorism, says Jaafari
Coalition president meets with Lebanese Druze officials and opposition forces in an effort to ease tensions following a recent massacre by Nusra fighters
“I call on the National Coalition and its staff to visit the area in order to obtain all the facts, as there are parties who deliberately mislead for clear agendas”, says Khatib
Damascus urges UN to act against terrorist organizations and states that support them after recent rebel attacks rock Aleppo city
Human rights group says recent attacks mark one of the highest civilian death tolls in the opposition’s shelling of Aleppo city
Syrian PM meets with Iraqi water minister, stressing countries’ right to access Euphrates River running through Turkey
Rebel alliance says a number of opposition factions joined its ranks in an effort to end the Syrian army presence in the southern region
Despite a desperate Assad increasingly relying on Iraqi, Afghani and Iranian mercenary, his forces are continuing to lose ground
Report mentions wounded militants transferred to the occupied Golan Heights to receive treatment in Israeli hospitals
Armed opposition fighters deny reports of an ISIS presence in the northern Syrian camp , home to over 65,000 refugees
Remaining silent on terrorists’ crimes will encourage further acts of terror, President Assad tells UN envoy de Mistura
Fighting in the area has prompted thousands of civilians to flee over the nearby Turkish border, with some waiting up to 10 days to be approved entry
Obama has decided to provide Iran with an instant reward of $200 billion when signing the nuclear deal, which will undoubtedly be funnelled into Syria and other regional conflicts.
Druze youths fighting alongside Syrian army forces quit after regime sends them to fight in hometown of Suweida
UN envoy arrives in Damascus for talks with Syrian officials in a fresh bid to resolve the country’s four-year war
Library will act as an Arabic education center with the aim to provide a number of educational and artistic workshops, lectures and seminars
