What Happened Over the Weekend
The Syrian Observer
June 11, 2018
Arrest warrants, ISIS attacks, investment opportunities and a potential amnesty. Catch up on the biggest event in Syria from the weekend
Arrest warrants, ISIS attacks, investment opportunities and a potential amnesty. Catch up on the biggest event in Syria from the weekend
The Syrian Democratic Front believe that a political solution is only possible without foreign intervention writes Smart
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad struck a defiant tone during an interview with the British newspaper.
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
UAE Foreign Affairs Minister Dr. Anwar Gargash believes that the conflict will continue and that a political solution must be found writes The National
The Iranians will not be taking part in the upcoming assault on Daraa writes Asharq al-Awsat
Israel has agreed not to interfere with military operation on the border, in exchange for a withdrawal of Iranian backed forces writes Enab Baladi
Rebels in southern Daraa province have been preparing for an assault by regime forces reports Zaman Al Wasl
The southern rebel factions set out a number of points in their letter, including the withdrawal of Iranian backed forces writes Enab Baladi
Some of the major events in Syria last weekend
The Syrian regime has allocated six billion pounds, but many say that it is not enough writes Souriatna
The list includes businessmen, former ministers and propagandists for the regimes reports Etihad
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
Recent efforts to restart car production in Syria have been controlled by Iranian and Chinese companies writes Souriatna
Russia might not continue to tolerate an Iranian presence in Syria, if it affects their relations with Israel and America reports Sada al-Sham
The presence of Iranian forces on the southern border is a sticking point for the interested parties reports Asharq al-Awsat
The Assad regime is using demographic planning to ensure that future opposition is not possible writes Sada al- Sham
The move follows a series of Israeli airstrikes on Syrian Air Force bases across the country reports Zaman Al Wasl
Preparations are underway to return Daraa and Quneitra to the control of the Syrian state writes Damascus Now
