Syria Today – Mekdad in Tehran, AANES-Turkey Clash; Fires Wreak Havoc
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
July 31, 2023
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The “Great Middle East Deal” puts Syria as a land of frontier, Abdel Nasser Al-Ayed writes for al-Modon.
Muhammad Jaafar Kassir, a senior commander within Hezbollah, is entrusted with the transfer of money from Iran to Assad and Hezbollah, according to al-Souria Net.
Many deportees were subjected to beatings, insults, and humiliation during their detention and deportation, Baladi News reports.
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The American stance towards Assad is directly linked to the ongoing U.S.-Iranian negotiations on the nuclear issue, according to Syria TV.
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The primary objective of this gathering was to curtail the escalating drug trade along the shared border, Enab Baladi writes.
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The investors hail from the Lattakia Governorate and are related to Major General Nasser Deeb, the deputy minister of Interior, according to Baladi News.
The MoU highlights the need to develop the scientific and professional aspects of the justice field, according to al-Baath.
Minister of Industry, Abdelkader Jokhadar, held discussions with Bahrain’s Ambassador to Syria, Waheed Mubarak Sayyar, according to Tishreen.
The Al-Oqeiba neighbourhood is home to important historical landmarks, Syria TV writes.
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A clash unfolded between members of the Lions of the East militia and the military security personnel of the regime forces, according to Baladi News.
U.S. military leaders met with several notable figures from Arab tribes in the Syrian Jazira region, according to Athr Press.
Tehran seeks to assert its power in the Middle East by directly challenging the American forces, Abdel Naser al-Iyad writes in al-Modon.
Hafez el-Assad studies in Russia show that he is under Moscow’s influence, Omar al-Kaddour writes in al-Modon.
The Assad regime’s reliance on economic ties with Iran and Russia has impeded its recovery, Hassan Aswad writes in Syria TV.
