Syria Today – Leaving Syria to Fight in Africa; US Send Reinforcements to Hassakeh
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
July 17, 2024
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Damascus confirms that its main demand for rapprochement with Ankara is the return of all its territory to its control, Athr Press writes.
A source from the center confirmed to Athr Press that the explosion was caused by a homemade device targeting the Russian medical team.
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Hassan is a prominent figure among Syrian officers with close ties to Russia, al-Souria Net writes.
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Saudi Arabia strongly condemned the Israeli airstrike.
Te Russian Foreign Ministry condemned the violation of Syria’s sovereignty, according to al-Thawra.
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President Putin expressed gratitude for Syria’s solidarity, emphasizing the strength found in unity and the shared commitment to “overcoming terrorism”.
Fidan emphasized the importance of upholding the Astana agreement.
An opposition figure told Enab Baladi that, if such a proposal arises, the Syrian Negotiation Commission will deliberate on it, but said they maintain Geneva as their preference.
President Assad emphasized the election result as a testament to the Russian populace’s deep trust in Putin.
In recent months, progress toward reconciliation between Turkey and the Syrian regime has stagnated, according to Nedaa Post.
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Pedersen aims to advance discussions on the ninth round of the Constitutional Committee talks, according to al-Watan.
There are three primary rationales for the United States to engage in substantive dialogue with Turkey on Syria, Mahmoud Allouch writes in Syria TV.
The humanitarian crisis in Syria has reached an unprecedented scale.
