Syria Today – Israel Strikes Hezbollah in Syria; Intensive Shelling by Regime in Northwest
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
November 1, 2024
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A group of prominent Syrian Americans has formally endorsed Kamala Harris for President and Tim Walz for Vice President.
Despite calls for reform, the Syrian government continues to repress those it deems a threat.
Abdi voiced concern over how reduced coalition presence could affect the region’s security, Syria TV says.
Sources suggest that Ankara’s pressure on al-Nusra is to avert a potential military operation that could undermine agreements with Russia, al-Watan says.
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Abdel Halim Suleiman, an independent journalist in northern Syria, criticized the official media for not addressing the serious damage to national infrastructure in the region, 963 Media reports.
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“Our Operations Are Limited to Syria”, the SDF commander said, according to +963 media.
Today’s news round on Syria highlighted a series of escalating regional tensions and their impact on Syria. Israel’s recent strikes on Iranian targets have prompted
Mazloum Abdi, commander-in-chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), condemned the attacks as “indiscriminate and unjustified”, +963 Media writes.
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From October 22 to 24, Russia is hosting the BRICS summit in Kazan, featuring over 20 world leaders, 963 media reports.
Sources confirmed to Al-Watan that leaders of the Levant Front have ordered intensified training courses for their members at affiliated training camps, particularly in Azaz.
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This decision follows two days of clashes between the Levant Front and the Suqour al-Shamal Brigade, Athr Press notes.
Badr Jamous expressing concerns that the conflict in Lebanon could lead to new demographic shifts in Syria.
“The meeting will definitely take place,” Bogdanov stated, according to al-Baath.
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