What Happened Over the Weekend
The Syrian Observer
June 4, 2018
Some of the major events in Syria last weekend
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Some of the major events in Syria last weekend
The Syrian regime has allocated six billion pounds, but many say that it is not enough writes Souriatna
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has claimed that Russia and the US nearly went to war over Syria, during a televised interview aired on Thursday writes SANA
Russia might not continue to tolerate an Iranian presence in Syria, if it affects their relations with Israel and America reports Sada al-Sham
The presence of Iranian forces on the southern border is a sticking point for the interested parties reports Asharq al-Awsat
The US occupation of Syria is illegal and a threat to Syrian sovereignty writes Al Watan
Once in regime areas many people are being subjected to oppressive measures by the Syrian state reports Smart
While many have criticised the Russians for the arrest of regime soldiers, some have praised their efforts to stop looting writes Alsouria
Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claims that despite a US presence, terrorist groups are present in al-Tanf and al-Rukban writes SANA
The move follows a series of Israeli airstrikes on Syrian Air Force bases across the country reports Zaman Al Wasl
Preparations are underway to return Daraa and Quneitra to the control of the Syrian state writes Damascus Now
Here are the major events that took place in Syria over the weekend
The arrest of the Syrian soldiers by Russian forces caused an outcry on social media according to Al-Etihad
Another three Russian soldiers were injured during the attack reports SANA
The reopening of major roads in Syria will not only be good for relations with other countries, but will also come with major economic benefits reports Enab Baladi
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov has reinforced the idea of Syrian sovereignty, saying that it can choose who it wants help from reports SANA
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has been working in Syria following the alleged chemical attack in Douma
Between Jordan, Israel, Russia, the Syrian regime and the United States, Daraa’s future remains unclear writes Ain al-Medina
A report released by The Syrian Network for Human Rights has called on the world to use the upcoming World Cup in Russia to highlight Russian crimes in Syria
It is hoped that a 90 million investment by Russia will be just the start of the money reports Al-Watan
