A humanitarian conference has called on the UN to act in Idleb and secure the safety of those who are fleeing Russian and regime bombardment reports Alsouria Net.
Syrain activists have been quick to cast derision on the Syrian Defense Minister, Ali Abdullah Ayoub, and the small chair he was given writes Arabi 21.
President Putin and Assad discussed the military situation on the ground and visited a number of sights in the capital reports SANA.
With the death of Soleimani, his successor is going to have to decide what type of relationship he wants with the regime and the other parties in Syria.
The Russia-affiliated Fifth Corps has moved towards the Lebanese border, in a response to movements by Hezbollah reports Al-Modon.
The Islamic State has launched a number of surprize attacks against Syrian army positions, causing heavy casualties reports Al-Masdar.
Airstrikes continue to pound northern Syria, with one killing a family that was fleeing from the rebel-held city of Ariha reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Three children, who were earning a living at a garbage dump in Idleb city, were killed when a truck dumped garbage on them reports Brocar Press.
The regime’s assault on northern Syria has forced over a million people to flee their homes resulting in a humanitarian catastrophe reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The Assad regime is continuing is brutal assault in Idleb, bombarding the town of Ariha, killing a handful of civilians and wounding dozens more reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Recent events in Iraq have revealed the weakness of the American position in the Middle East and their desperate attempts to strengthen their hand writes Al-Watan.
President Erdogan has warned about the growing number of refugees arriving on Turkey’s border with Syria as they flee regime bombardment writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
After bad weather prevented flights, Russian aircraft have struck positions in Idleb controlled by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham writes Al-Masdar.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has recorded the deaths of eight people, including four children, when surface-to-surface missiles hit a market, kindergarten and school in Idleb.
The northern Syrian town of Kafrnabl has witnessed a horrific bombing campaign by Russia, but one activist is providing food and shelter to hundreds of stray cats writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
The Syrian Army is continuing its advance in northern Syria, engaging in clashes with terrorists on the outskirts of Jerjnaz, a major stronghold, reports The Syria Times.
Israeli missiles fired from inside Israel, targetted Iranian and Syrian military positions near Damascus reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
An image of a crying women has led to an outpouring on social media and renewed calls for the international community to take action over Idleb reports Al-Modon.
