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
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad struck a defiant tone during an interview with the British newspaper.
The two pro-regime towns have been under siege for three years reports Alsouria
Over 22 projects were agreed to during the talks between the two countries reports SANA
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
The Foreign and Expatriates Ministry has called on the US to halt its support for terrorism and undermining of Syria’s sovereignty reports SANA
Rebels in southern Daraa province have been preparing for an assault by regime forces reports Zaman Al Wasl
The government has been pressured to change the law by associations and NGOs concerned with women’s rights writes Al-Watan
There have been no reports of casualties following the blast writes Anadolu Agency
The Cabinet also ordered the improvement of basic services in the provinces reports SANA
The Syrian regime has allocated six billion pounds, but many say that it is not enough writes Souriatna
Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad will potentially become the first head of state to visit Kim Jong Un inside North Korea.
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
The High Representative of the European Union reaffirmed their commitment to the UN-led Geneva political process writes The Syrian Observer
The US occupation of Syria is illegal and a threat to Syrian sovereignty writes Al Watan
The US is reportedly training people how to react following a chemical attack writes SANA
Most of the residents of Deir-ez-Zor have resigned themselves to their fate without expressing any degree of resentment writes Ain al-Medina
