Two Hezbollah Members Killed as Israel Allegedly Strikes Syria-Lebanon Border
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
February 26, 2024
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Jamous noted that regional and international conflicts have diverted attention from the Syrian crisis, according to Syria TV.
The Syrian cabinet intends to update its ministers’ vehicle fleet with 2024 model cars, each valued at approximately half a billion Syrian pounds, al-Modon says
The humanitarian exemption was initiated by Switzerland in response to the earthquake that struck southern Turkey and northern Syria in February 2023, according to Syria TV
Russia, Iran compete for influence through the leaching of their respective languages in Syrian schools, Asharq al-Awsat says
The Syrian minister of economy noted Syria’s strategic interest in the Iraqi market for both exports and imports, Al-Baath reports
None of the IRGC generals were harmed or injured in the attack, according Sawt al-Asima, an opposition-affiliated website
Al-Watan newspaper, known for its alignment with the Syrian regime, refuted claims on Tuesday regarding official plans for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s prospective visit to Damascus.
A key advisor to the International Coalition underscored the commitment to bolstering the alliance with the SDF, according to Athr Press.
The Syrian-Iraqi Joint Economic Committee commenced its meetings in Baghdad, marking a significant step towards enhancing economic cooperation, al-Baath reports.
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The dialogue centred on critical issues, including the impact of conflicts, wars, and displacement on cultural heritage.
Individuals were apprehended across Turkish territories, even when they possessed valid documents, according to al-Watan.
The Syria Trust for Development underscored the importance of preserving and transmitting knowledge, skills, and practice, the pro-government al-Watan reports.
The discussions centred on bolstering cooperation to tackle the shared challenges of drug proliferation, the pro-government al-Watan says.
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The SNHR unveiled its latest report, which chronicles the profound struggles endured by women in Syria.
A foreign minister from an Arab nation, whose identity remained undisclosed, participated in a meeting with Congress members to contest the bill, Syria TV says.
The strongest indication of renewed activity came from Russian envoy Alexander Lavrentiev, Abdulmunem Issa writes in the pro-government al-Watan.
