Syria’s Al-Hol Camp Fire: Death Toll Reaches Nine
NORTH PRESS (Kurdish news agency)
March 3, 2021
A total of nine people have died from a devastating fire in al-Hol camp near Hassakeh, writes North Press.
A total of nine people have died from a devastating fire in al-Hol camp near Hassakeh, writes North Press.
Foreign Affairs Minister Faisal Mekdad has accused certain countries of settling diplomatic scores in the conference on disarmament, writes SANA.
A presidential guard member has been found strangled in eastern Ghouta, reports SY 24.
The body of a state security officer has been found shot in eastern Ghouta, reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Artists loyal to the Syrian regime have criticized living conditions in regime-controlled areas, writes Baladi News.
Unknown attackers have killed two regime soldiers at a military checkpoint, writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
Russia has awarded medals to four militia leaders connected with the death and displacement of Syrians, writes Baladi News.
A batch of officers and other military personnel have been demobilized by the Ministry of Defense, reports Al-Watan.
Brig. Gen. Ghaith Shafiq Fayyad Deeb has been promoted in the Political Security Division, despite being on the sanctions list writes Sowt Al-Asima.
The message of the SNC leader follows a statement by EU members of the security council condemning the Syrian regime’s use of chemical weapons, Baladi News reports
The officer is the ninth to die in mysterious circumstances in the past few days, Shaam Network says
The regime has announced the latest promotions and movements within the ranks of the regime army, with notorious war criminals being elevated to higher ranks writes Shaam News.
It has been announced that Brig. Gen. Akram Mohammad Mualla, who is know to have committed a number of massacres, has died, but it the cause was not revealed reports Baladi News.
An investigator at Sednaya and a captain in the regime’s forces were shot to death in two separate incidents, which mark the latest in a string of assassinations reports Etihad Press.
Brig. Gen. Bashir Salim, who was known as The Lion of the Desert, was killed in an Islamic State attack in Deir ez-Zor writes Enab Baladi.
Coronavirus is spreading in areas controlled by the Autonomous Administration, with new infections reported in a host of towns writes Buyer.
Three members of the al-Masalmeh group, who were previously in the Free Syrian Army, were gunned down in Daraa, making them the latest to be assassinated writes Nadaa Syria.
It was announced that Abu Risha has died after suffering from a heart attack, making him the most recent regime commander to die from health complications reports Shaam News.
The deaths of a host of regime military figures have been reported, with some citing health problems and other accidents reports Shaam News.
Another former leader of the Free Syrian Army has been struck down by assassins, as he travelled from Damascus back to Daraa reports Alsouria Net.
