Syria Today – Iran Activates Air Defences; Iran and Pedersen Talk Aid
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
March 7, 2023
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Your daily brief of the English-speaking press on Syria.
General Abdel Jabbar al-Okaidi raised the most important priorities that can represent an appropriate approach to a solution in Syria, in an op-ed to al-Modon. EXCEPRTS.
Tunisia has sent relief planes to Syria, including rescue teams, civilian protection, doctors and food aid, according to Athr Press.
A group of Syrian and Lebanese intellectuals and politicians have released a joint statement denouncing the efforts of certain Arab governments to normalize relations with Damascus.
Kodmani is the author of numerous books, research and academic papers on democratization in the Arab world, according to Syria TV.
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Assad has won by breaking down the psychological barrier keeping arabs away from him, according to Omar Kaddour for al-Modon.
Normalization of relations between Ankara and the Syrian regime was discussed on the sidelines of the G20 ministerial meeting in New Delhi, according to Baladi News.
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In response to the increasing efforts of some Arab countries to normalize relations with the Assad regime, Qatar said its position has not changed, according to al-Souria Net.
The earthquake disaster has exposed the increasing influence of Iranians in the city, according to Syria TV.
The largest opposition parties in Turkey have presented the draft resolution that calls for urgent repatriation of Syrian refugees after the quake, according to al-Modon.
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The U.S. and global withdrawal from Syria encouraged Arab countries and Turkey to look for an alternative mechanism to resolve the Syrian crisis, according to Bassam Barabandi.
In an op-ed to al-Modon, Muhanad Haj Ali compared the Syrian regime policies and decision-making to a hostage-taker’s.
Any move towards openness between Arab countries and Syria will come at a cost, al-Modon reports.
2,534 Syrians died in areas outside regime control, 394 in areas under its control and 4,331 refugees in Turkey, Shaam Network reports.
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The opposition president said the “criminal regime” has killed millions and displaced thousands, according to Nedaa Post.
