Thousands attend the funeral of Abdelbasset al-Sarout, civilians killed in regime airstrikes, refugee camp in Lebanon burns down and condemnation of journalist’s kidnapping. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Abdel Basat al-Sarout embodied the early ideas of the revolution and his tragic death has caused much sadness among those still fighting the regime writes Daraj.
Rebel forces have increased attacks against regime forces and positions in the northern Lattakia countryside, killing five regime soldiers in a surprize attack reports Etihad Press.
On the second day of Eid, five civilians were killed and dozens more wounded, as the Assad regime and Russia continue their assault reports Alsouria Net.
A Syrian-Kurdish commander has said that the proposed safe zone could include Jarablus, Manbij, Aziz, Tel Rifaat and even Afrin reports Basnews.
In an interview with a Russian news agency, US Senator Richard Black said that the US should have never established bases in Syria writes SANA.
Damascus International Airport has reportedly been offered to Russian investors, an investment would include upgrading the passenger facilities, air conditioning, lighting and other aspects writes Al-Ayyam Al-Souriya.
Medical workers attempted to get the women and her unborn baby across the border into Jordan, but were denied entry reports Hurriya Press.
A planned takeover of the Banyas port by Iran, has stoked concern and competition with Russia, who see the growing Iranian influence as a problem writes Ayyam al-Suria.
At a meeting in Moscow, Syria and Russia have highlighted the need for deep cooperation to confront the sanctions imposed on Syria report The Syria Times.
A number of civilians are thought to have died in airstrikes and a number of building were destroyed by fire when rockets containing phosphorus was used in Idleb reports Etihad Press.
In an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat, the head of the Syrian Negotiations Commission said that Russia is focused on finding an alternative solution in Syria.
Continued attacks in Idleb, anger over international inaction, Turkish and Russian talks and refugees returning from Lebanon. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
During their assault on Idleb, the Assad regime has been using internationally banned weapons, including incendiary and cluster rockets reports Alsouria Net.
As well as displacing hundreds of thousands of people, the Russian and regime assault on northern Syria has killed hundred of civilians reports the Syrian Network for Human Rights.
A Ramadan television series has caused anger among Syrians by mocking the White Helmets and the victims of chemical attacks writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
The head of the High Negotiations Committee has said that while the regime and Russia continue their assault in northern Syria, political progress cannot be made reports Ana Press.
The continued assault by the Syrian regime and their Russian backers have forced 80 percent of the residents of Hazarin village to flee reports Smart News.
A mother and her six children have died following an explosion at a refugee camp on the Turkish border reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Over the past four weeks, the regime and their Russian backers have destroyed over 20 hospitals in an assault that has killed at least 265 civilians reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
