The Russian Defense Ministry says that the chlorine will be used to stage an attack, which will be blamed on the Syrian Arab Army writes SANA.
Turkish forces have been bombarding YPG positions in what is expected to be part of a wider military campaign against the Kurds writes Ana Press.
Foreign and Expatriates Minister Walid al-Muallem, lashed out at the US presence in Syria and said that no country that had caused bloodshed in Syria would be part of the reconstruction reports SANA.
The Syrian opposition hailed the recent Sochi agreement surrounding Idleb during their meeting with the former ambassador writes Anadolu Agency.
Christians living under Kurdish rule in northern Syria have been subjected to harsh conditions as people have been arrested and schools closed writes Al-Hal.
A deal between Washington and Ankara ensured the withdrawal of YPG/PKK unit from the Manbij’s city center, but now the are building fortifications around the city writes Anadolu Agency.
This meeting marks the first time since the start of the war in Syria when the two sides have sat down with each other reports Damas Post.
As part of the agreement, rebel groups are moving heavy weapons 15 to 20 kilometers from the demilitarized zone, although some points of the agreement have been contentious for both sides writes Etihad Press.
As part of the agreement, Russia and Turkey will conduct joint patrols in the demilitarised zone reports Anadolu news agency.
As the war in Syria draws to a close, international players are looking to secure influence in the country’s future writes Al-Watan.
While the US has long been critical of the growing influence of Iran in Syria, they have not developed a clear strategy for the country writes Asharq al-Awsat
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that a full scale assault would result in a complete massacre, which should be avoided reports Alsouria Net
Government forces are moving north to retake Idleb in accordance with the Astana agreement writes Al-Thawra
The recent decision by the Kurdish Syrian Democratic Council to enter into negotiations with the regime has major implications for the future of Syria and the position of Turkey writes Sada al-Sham
The closure of a field hospital, Syrian-Russian business opportunities, rebel attacks and accusations against the Turkish. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Moscow contradicted Assad’s pledges to retake the northern Syrian rebel stronghold by force, saying there “can be no question of an operation, of a major assault on Idlib” writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed
The fate of Idleb is of great concern to Turkey, and a careful balancing act is required to keep it from falling into chaos writes Syria TV
Salih Muslim has accused the newspaper Al-Watan of spreading lies about meetings between the Kurdish leaders and the government writes Al-Watan
The Constitutional Committee is one of the main parts of the UN backed Geneva process writes Etihad Press
A plethora of foreign powers have staked an interest in the Syrian conflict and the shape of their influence in the country’s future is starting to become clearer writes Asharq al-Awsat
