Syria Today – U.S. Forces Hit; Syrians Push for Chemical Weapons Tribunal
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
December 1, 2023
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Critics argue that the regime’s actions in combating drugs appear to be primarily motivated by a desire to deflect Arab pressure, al-Modon says.
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Despite Iran’s consistent denials, the majority of attacks targeting U.S. forces in Syria and Iraq have been claimed by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq, a group aligned with Teheran.
Prime Minister Hossein Arnous and the Governor of the Central Bank of Iran, Mohammad Reza Farzin, recently convened to discuss the utilization of local currencies in trade exchanges between Syria and Iran.
The U.S. Representative commended the peaceful protests in Al-Suweida, emphasizing the Syrian people’s rights to peaceful assembly.
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A prevalent theory absolves Assad of direct responsibility for the airport, considering it under Iran’s purview, al-Modon writes.
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The Iranian plane discreetly entered Syrian airspace, deactivating its navigation devices over Iraqi territory, Sawt al-Asima says.
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On the second day of the Gaza truce, a tragic airstrike in Idlib claimed ten innocent lives, Saba Madawar writes in al-Modon.
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An opposition website highlighted notable movements of weapons by the Lebanese Hezbollah an hour before the bombing, according to Syria TV.
Syrians are holding onto hope that the movement unfolding in the city of Suweida will serve as a beacon of change, Ali Safar writes in Syria TV
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The Iranian foreign minister asserted that the fate of the war would be determined by the resistance factions, not Israel, according to al-Watan.
Zaman al-Wasl revealed a secret in Homs involving leaders of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) militia, the National Defense militia, and the Pakistani Zainabiyoun militia.
