Syria Today – Ukraine Strikes in Syria; Regime Changes Economic Façade
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
August 1, 2024
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The statement issued by the Foreign Ministry on Wednesday morning did not explicitly mention Ismail Haniyeh.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is actively working to distance himself from Iran’s influence, seeking to isolate himself from regional events and pave the way for
Syria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced the attack as a “terrorist act” and criticized Israel’s disregard for international law.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is actively working to distance himself from Iran’s influence, Abeer Nasr writes in al-Araby al-Jadeed.
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The local network “Daraa 24” reported that anti-aircraft missiles intercepted Israeli missiles targeting the military hill of Jabiya.
Assad’s visit to Moscow comes at a particularly delicate time, Syria TV writes.
Hezbollah-affiliated groups have vacated positions around Sayyidah Zaynab, the +963 website said.
Hundreds of residents in the occupied Syrian Golan took to the streets of Majdal Shams on Monday, al-Thawra writes.
The Syrian Foreign and Expatriates Ministry issued a statement condemning the incident and rejecting Israel’s allegations against the Lebanese resistance.
Hezbollah has denied responsibility for the recent deadly strike in Majdal Shams, which killed at least 10 civilians in the occupied Syrian Golan Heights, contrary
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President al-Assad emphasized the need to activate dialogue, particularly social dialogue, al-Baath writes.
One of the newly emerged names in the assembly is Fahd Darwish, whose dual nationality (Iranian and Syrian) raised considerable controversy, Syria TV says.
Mekdad called for an end to the Israeli attacks on brotherly Lebanon, al-Watan reports.
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The Syrian opposition has proven to be as sectarian and corrupt as the Assad regime, Hoshek Ossi writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
A confidential source told Syria TV that Katerji played a crucial role in transporting Syrian and Iranian oil, refining it, and selling it.
The announcement of Sharaa’s death coincided with political and security developments in Syria, Enab Baladi writes.
