Damascus: New Phase of Aggression on Syria Has Begun
SANA (state news agency)
May 11, 2018
Foreign Ministry source tells SANA most Israeli missiles were repelled efficiently
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Foreign Ministry source tells SANA most Israeli missiles were repelled efficiently
A man and his wife were killed, SANA reports
Mohamed Nadir al-Omari explores the increasingly bellicose rhetoric coming out of Israel
Tishreen newspaper says missiles were launched from American and British bases, Alsouria Net reports
Rebels warned civilians to stay in their homes, Zaman al-Wasl reports
Anonymous letter issued at the Brussels conference has all the hallmarks of the Assad regime, Alsouria Net writes
Syria’s representative to the world body calls on Israel to give up its nuclear weapons, SANA reports
The Iranian foreign minister says Israeli aggressions will always be resisted, SANA reports
Military official admits to Asharq al-Awsat for the first time that Israel was behind the raid on the T4 air base
Defenses around the capital Damascus and Republican Palace are being boosted, according to Zaman al-Wasl
Iranian media releases the names of the four killed in Israel’s strike on the central Syrian facility, Alsouria Net reports
The Foreign Ministry has written to the UNSC to complain about the latest Israeli infraction on Syrian territory, SANA reports
No attack by the Israeli air force on Daraa yesterday, the state’s news agency says
Assad’s aide spoke at an event marking Land Day and linked the Syrian crisis to Zionism, SANA reports
Opposition website Zaman al-Wasl says the regime may have to airlift the jihadists into the Yarmouk Basin in order to avoid rebel forces
A source tells Zaman al-Wasl that all Iran’s equipment has been moved out of the T-4 military base in the Badiya
The facility is a strategic location to supply front-line troops and hide Russian and Iranian military experts, according to Zaman al-Wasl
American commentator tells pro-Damascus e-newspaper that Syria and Russia can still pursue Nusra despite Resolution 2401
Moscow’s actions in the Ghouta – military and political – should be seen as a strengthening of its position independent of the fate of Assad, Enab Baladi writes
The shelling of Damascus by opposition militants should not be seen as a justification for Assad’s leveling of Eastern Ghouta, Wael Sawah writes
