A fighter from Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham was killed when an explosive device in his car detonated, but it is not know who was responsible writes Smart News.
After months of continuous falls in the value of the Syrian pound, and after a fresh milestone was reached in recent days, the price saw a small uptick on Wednesday reports Brocar Press.
Following an all-time high of 2,000 Syrian pounds to the dollar, exchange markets have experienced a slight drop below 2,000 writes Smart News.
The fall in the Syrian pound continues and hit an all new milestone on Monday, when it reached 2,000 pounds against the dollar writes Smart News.
The Suqour al-Jabal Brigade has rejected Col. Afif Suleiman, who they claim has weakened their ability to fight, although as a group, they remain committed to the cause writes Baladi News.
An Iftar meal that was delivered to a camp left dozens of people suffering from food poisoning and potentially attributing to the death of one child writes Alsouria Net.
President Assad has dismissed Talal al-Barazi, and replaced him with Atef al-Nadaf, who was previously governor of Suweida writes Alsouria Net.
Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham highlighted the important role of the freedom of the press, while ignoring their own persecution and murder of journalist working in liberated area reports Al-Modon.
Idleb artist Adnan Kardash was killed when he smoked a cigarette before Iftar, in an incident that involved grenades and medium weapons reports Al-Modon.
A quarantine center has been established in Idleb, which will hold those who leave or are deported from Turkey for 14 days, to prevent the spread of the coronavirus reports Smart News.
Doctors Without Borders have lamented their inability to offer medical services in regime controlled areas, after being refused entry on a number of occasions writes Zaitun News Agency.
Residents in rural Aleppo have held demonstrations at the Ghazawiya crossing, demanding that they be allowed to cross, without harassment reports Enab Baladi.
Mohamed Tano has been executed by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham for blasphemy, although other claim that he was accused of criticising the group’s leader reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
A young man is found dead, negative coronavirus tests in northern Syria, a relaxation of the curfew for Ramadan, US-backed fighters killed and Turkey sets up new observation point. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
In light of the threat of the coronavirus, a group of women in Idleb have started to produce face masks, for distribution among people living in refugee camps reports Brocar Press.
US-backed rebels have negotiated their surrender to the Syrian Arab Army, with some requesting to go to northern Syria reports Al-Masdar.
The UN’s team stationed in Damascus has been accused of failing to perform their duties and instead spending their time drinking and eating sushi writes Al-Watan.
Bassam Zioni has resigned his position as the President of the Shura Council, which he founded, although his reason for the departure are not yet known writes Alsouria Net.
To prevent the spread of the coronavirus, schools have been closed, forcing students to engage with distance learning, but this is not an option for all writes Baladi News.
The Civil Defense agency have visited school, places or worship, hospitals, markets and displacement camps to sterilize the area, in light of the spread of the coronavirus reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
