The Syrian Red Crescent has ceased the monthly provision of food parcels to numerous families in Damascus, Sawt al-Asima writes.
The peaceful popular movement in Suweida has now entered its fourth month, Baladi News reminds.
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It has been highlighted that the suspensions and terminations were instigated due to one of the employees having a family member associated with the Syrian opposition, according to Syria TV.
The Turkish-Syrian normalization process has hit a roadblock, al-Modon writes.
The Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression is concurrently pursuing two complaints related to chemical weapons, according to Baladi News.
Abdollahian said Iran is committed to supporting the Special Representative of the Secretary-General’s mission aimed at resolving issues in Syria, al-Baath reports.
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The French judiciary’s issuing arrest warrants against a sitting head of state and top officials represents a historic legal precedent.
Iran aims to reinforce its forces in its areas of presence in Syria, according to Baladi News.
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The Foreign Minister added that the contemporary world is increasingly rejecting European colonial history, according to al-Watan.
Guterres pledged to work on securing funding for early recovery projects, particularly in the critical electricity sector, according to al-Souria Net.
Consulates require residents abroad to dispatch the birth certificate to a relative inside Syria for registration, according to Syria TV.
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The team revealed that since the start of the year, 22 instances of unexploded ordnance from shelling have been documented, Shaam Network writes.
Accused of corruption, Salem was apprehended by security forces at his home in Lattakia approximately a month and a half ago, Enab Baladi says.
The summit’s outcomes left some observers and groups dissatisfied, Athr Press writes.
The correspondent of Athr Press in Damascus and its countryside observed substantial crowds forming in front of certain bakeries.
Iyad Jaara was among six individuals whose departure was demanded by the regime’s security services in early 2021, according to Syria TV.
