Syrian and Turkish officials met with Turkish Interior Minister Suleiman Soylu to discuss the situation of refugees in Turkey, according to al-Souria Net.
Russia calls for the regime to control all of Syria, the Opposition meets Turkey VP, and Covid spreads. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The Syrian opposition is holding talks in Qatar in a bid to unite its groups, as Assad consolidates influence and normalizes ties with Arab countries, according to al-Araby al-Jadeed.
The Foreign Minister of Qatar Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman al-Thani stressed that it is unlikely that Qatar will normalize relations with Israel or the Assad regime, according to the Zaitun agency.
The SDF signed an agreement with an HTS-affiliated company to supply it with oil, according to Athr Press.
The SDF regretted the fall of four of its martyrs in a Turkish strike, threatening to avenge them, according to ANHA.
A report by the Guardian showed how underground networks in Turkey provide ISIS terrorists with fake passports, according to SANA.
Turkey announced the beginning of an air campaign against “terrorist groups” on the border with Syria and Iraq, according to the Shaam News Network.
The International community is giving up on the Syrian opposition, as the Steps-for-Steps approach probably won’t yield any major concessions from the regime, al-Modon reports.
Turkey and Qatar disagree on the reform of the opposition coalition in Syria, leaked documents obtained by North Press indicate.
A leader in the Turkish-backed al-Hamza Division was killed Sunday by unknown gunmen in the city of al-Bab, according to North Press.
Hundreds of young Syrian refugees in Turkey were deported to Syria based on “administrative pretexts”, according to al-Souria Net.
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The Turkish-backed local administration in Afrin redistributed cross-border aid to settlers, according to North Press.
Sheikh Jawdat Said, the thinker behind the non-violence school of Islam in Syria, has died in exile in Istanbul, according to Syria TV.
Although the SDF emerged victorious from the Ghweran prison assault, ISIS was able to show that it did not say its last word yet.
The permanent representative of Syria to the UN claimed that the U.S. was behind the events in Hassakeh, as it wants to revive ISIS, according to SANA.
UNICEF is calling for the protection of children, as ISIS is using its 700 “cubs of the caliphate” as human shields in the Ghweran prison in Hassakeh, North Press reports.
In an op-ed to Asharq al-Awsat, Omer Onhon affirmed that the war in Syria is far from over, despite Assad pretending that he is the victor.
The SDF announced that it fully controls the al-Sina’a prison in the Ghweran neighborhood of Hassakeh, six days after the Islamic State attack on the prison, according to al-Souria Net.
