450 displaced people fleeing Russian strikes in Lattakia currently have no access to water as funding dries up
Assad loyalists are using different methods to force residents in Sunni and opposition areas to leave the coastal city, like detention and forced conscription, as well as cutting vital services like electricity, water and waste collection
Fuad al-Salah, leader of the ‘Leopard Militia’ was killed after years of fighting alongside al-Hassan, also known as ‘The Tiger,’ on many fronts in Homs, Hama, Aleppo and the Lattakia countryside.
The two men’s brother Khodor Adel Alrahal was also killed a year ago while fighting against the opposition forces.
Funeral processions roaming the streets in the coastal province have become a normal daily scene for residents, as victims’ families accuse the Assad regime of negligence towards their suffering
Sources claim Kurdish fighters control about 90 percent of the city, with no sign of a truce being reached with the regime
At the end of the graduation ceremony, Mrs.al-Assad honored 64 graduates and distributed certificates to them
Syria’s shamed former prime minister has vanished from public eye after being sidelined following the formation of a new government
Activists report at least five dead and scores injured in stray gunfire as armed loyalists celebrate news of Turkey’s coup attempt
Rebel source claims dozens of regime fighters killed while attempting to break through to Kansaba in Syria’s coastal region
Moscow’s ceasefire monitor says key rebel group violated the truce agreement two times in under 24 hours
U.K.-based rights group reports over 5.8 million Syrians are now refugees and another 7.5 million have been internally displaced by fighting over the past five years
Opposition says it condemns the killing of Syrians fleeing the Assad regime and extremist militias on Syrian territory
Group announces salaries for prospects on social media, including up to 80,000 Syrian pounds for fighting on the Palmyra front
Dangerous and criminal behavior from pro-Assad militants in the regime’s coastal stronghold city has provoked the ire of opposition and loyalists alike
Islamic State claims responsibility for string of deadly attacks targeting Alawite minority in Syrian government stronghold
Activists claim coastal city has witnessed a crackdown on military-aged males with sporadic arrests targeting students and only children between 18-35 years old
Pro-regime militants driven back after attempting to storm rebel-held city in the Damascus countryside
“The minimum education is better than no education… I accept under our circumstances that my son can read and write, but we wait for a free tomorrow when I will teach him everything if life is destined for me and him”
Syrian army extends truce around the capital and Eastern Ghouta suburbs but refuses to include Aleppo as intense fighting continues
