Conflict has returned to the southern province of Daraa, the cradle of the Syrian revolution, after a couple years of relative calm reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The United States has sanctioned Syria’s Minister of Defense, Lieutenant General Ali Abdullah Ayoub, for his actions on the behalf of the regime.
Residents of Idleb are fleeing their homes and seeking to resettle in areas of northern Syria that are controlled by Turkey and their affiliated armed groups writes Iqtissad.
New footage has revealed the road block that was put in place on the M4 highway, to prevent further joint patrols by Russia and Turkey reports Al-Masdar.
Russian forces have pulled back from the northern Raqqa countryside and redeployed in the western Raqqa countryside reports Baladi News.
The family of Abdu Saqar have said the he was tortured to death by the State Security, despite having undergone a security settlement when the Syrian regime reports Sowt al-Asima.
Militants in Idleb have launched an attack against points controlled by the Syrian army, using rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns reports Al-Masdar.
The United States, Britain, France, and Germany have ruled out providing or supporting any reconstruction assistance without political reforms writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
A panel called “The Struggle for the State in Syria” discussed what the future held for Syria and what problems it might face writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
While the ceasefire in Idleb holds, Russia is sending fresh supplies to the Syrian army, to replace what was lost in the recent fighting in the province reports Al-Masdar.
Hundred of families have crossed from Assad controlled territory, over the Euphrates, and into territory controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces reports Deir Ezzor 24.
Russia has claimed that militant group present around the M4 highway are preparing to launch a counter-offensive against the Syrian Arab Army writes Al-Masdar.
Russian and Turkish joint patrols halted, insistence of no presence of coronavirus, a fresh US convoy enters Syria and dissidents urge further action by the US. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The bloody conflict in Syria has entered its tenth year, with much of the population displaced and the country and its economy in ruins writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
The former director of the CIA has said that Assad has won the war, but he remains in power with no legitimacy after killing hundreds of thousands and displacing millions reports Al-Masdar.
Caesar, who smuggled thousands of photos of executed prisoners out of Syria, testified in front of Congress about the abuses happening in Syria reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Local Syrian Baath Party branch formations have been frozen, as those who were nominated were deemed to favour Iran too much reports Al-Modon.
The Syrian Ambassador to Russia has suggested that Syria could liberate the northern oil fields, which are currently controlled by US forces writes Al-Masdar.
Humanitarian workers have met to mourn their colleagues who were killed by the regime during the recent assault on northern Syria writes Alsouria Net.
After reaching a ceasefire deal with Russia, Erdogan has suggested that the oil fields in Deir ez-Zor should be managed by Putin writes Al-Modon.
