What Happened Over the Weekend
The Syrian Observer
June 25, 2018
Iraqi airstrikes, the return of displaced families and attacks in Daraa. Catch up on what has been happening in Syria over the weekend
Iraqi airstrikes, the return of displaced families and attacks in Daraa. Catch up on what has been happening in Syria over the weekend
President Assad has vowed to retake the north and rejects the presence of US and Turkish troops in Manbij writes SANA
Interested parties from all sides are meeting in Geneva to discuss a new Syrian constitution, which the Russians hope will work in their favour writes Al-Modon
ISIS fighters have been squeezed into a small area near the border with Iraq writes Zaman Al Wasl
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad struck a defiant tone during an interview with the British newspaper.
The ground assault in Hasakeh followed airstrikes by the International Coalition, which reportedly killed at least 20 civilians writes Zaman Al Wasl
While there has been numerous statements and agreements made, the picture of what is to come in southern Syria is still unclear writes Sada al-Sham
While there have been numerous statements and agreements made, the picture of what is to come in southern Syria is still unclear writes Sada al-Sham
There have been no reports of casualties following the blast writes Anadolu Agency
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has claimed that Russia and the US nearly went to war over Syria, during a televised interview aired on Thursday writes SANA
As both the Syrian Army and US back forces move in, Daesh’s territory gets smaller and smaller reports Zaman Al Wasl
Assad dismisses Trump’s label of him as an ‘animal’ in extensive interview
The jihadist group agrees to release 5,000 people it has imprisoned, Zaman al-Wasl reports
Iranian official renews support for his country’s Syrian ally, SANA reports
U.S.-U.K.-France attack has done little to stem the flow of civilian deaths, war monitor says
The two foreign ministers spoke by telephone, SANA reports
A pro-regime, anti-U.S. protest spells trouble for the SDF
Damascus’ representative at the U.N. rails against the effects of the U.S. and its allies’ battle against ISIS
After fluctuations seen during the threat of Western military action, the Syrian pound has calmed down, Al-Watan reports
The Western strikes on Syria have shown Russia, Iran and the regime there is no true victory ahead of them, Ammar Dioub writes
