Chemical weapons, condolences from Syria, suspected US airstrikes and Russians accusation directed at Israel. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Russia’s Permanent Representative to the UN has accused western countries of refusing to contribute economic and humanitarian aid reports Asharq al-Awsat.
Heras al-Deen are the first group to publicly reject the Idleb agreement, while Hayyat Tahrir al-Sham have not made an official statement reports Alsouria Net.
Russia has called the actions of Israeli pilots negligent and unprofessional reports SANA.
The UN had warned that an all-out on Idlib, where three million people live would trigger a humanitarian catastrophe and one of the worst bloodbaths of Syria’s war writes
15 Russian soldiers were killed when Syrian air defenses shot down a Russian plane over the Mediterranean writes SANA.
Many residents are pleased that the regime assault on Idleb has been postponed, but remain wary of Russian promises reports Alsouria Net.
Accusations have been made on all sides after a Russian plane was shot down by Assad’s forces, killing 15 Russian soldiers writes Asharq al-Awsat.
Following the agreement between Russia and Turkey, residents of Idleb province took to the streets to thank the Turkish President for all his efforts reports Enab Baladi.
As part of the agreement, Russia and Turkey will conduct joint patrols in the demilitarised zone reports Anadolu news agency.
Prior to the agreement, the Syrian government had been preparing for a full-scale assault on the rebel held province writes SANA.
As the war in Syria draws to a close, international players are looking to secure influence in the country’s future writes Al-Watan.
As the Syrian regime increases attacks on villages in Idleb province, civilians are fleeing to the safety of Turkish observation points reports Alsouria Net
The targeted plane was reportedly carrying weapons that were to be delivered to pro-regime forces and units from the Revolutionary Guard writes Zaman Al Wasl.
As the government start to assault northern Syria, the Free Syrian Police are staying at their posts writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Despite the threats made by the US and their supporters, Syria will continue with its plans to retake Idleb writes Al-Watan.
The Russian President’s Special Envoy to Syria has said that an assault on Idleb could be postponed, but not forever writes Hurriya Press.
Russia and Iran have complained that they were not consulted while the list was being formed reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
A minister in the Interim Government of the opposition has resigned and accepted a reconciliation deal with the regime
Former Syrian PM Riad Hijab says the regime is much weaker than it looks, Alsouria Net reports
