What Happened Over the Weekend
The Syrian Observer
September 9, 2018
The meeting between the Presidents of Turkey, Russia and Iran dominated the news over the weekend
The meeting between the Presidents of Turkey, Russia and Iran dominated the news over the weekend
Bashar Al-Jaafari’s calls on the US, Britain and France “to use their influence over terrorist organizations” to prevent them from using any chemical weapons
The recent fall in the Turkish lira has crippled the country and the Syrians living there reports Souriatna.
When the dust settles on the war in Syria, relations will have to be developed and compromises made writes Al-Watan.
As well as holding meetings with the President, Zarif also meet with the Prime Minister and Foreign and Expatriate Minister Walid al-Muallem writes SANA.
Syrian condemnation of Ukraine assassination, defiance from Faisal Mikdad, fears of a chemical attack and Turkish terrorism classification. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Russia Deputy Foreign Minister, Mikhail Bogdanov has been stressing the need for dialogue between the government and the opposition reports Hurriya Press.
The children are said to have disappeared under mysterious circumstances and residents fear that they will be used to stage a chemical attack writes Al-Watan.
Syrians trying to flee the upcoming offensive in northern Syria have been subjected to terrible conditions while trying to cross into Turkey reports Zaman Al Wasl
Syrian doctor, Mahmoud al-Sayeh, became widely known after 22 members of his family were killed in a single airstrike writes Alsouria Net
The ‘Orange Project’ is seeking to re-engage young people and get them back in to educational projects to help with their access to the labor markets reports Enab Baladi
The Syrian army has already begun to move forces and heavy machinery to northwestern Syria writes Damascus Now
Riad Darar, the co-president of the Syrian Democratic Council, has not ruled about the possibility of Russian or America acting as guarantors in future negotiations with the government reports Basenews
While the US has long been critical of the growing influence of Iran in Syria, they have not developed a clear strategy for the country writes Asharq al-Awsat
It was claimed that at least 10 Syrian refugees were involved in the brawl, that took place in an area that plays host to a large number of refugees writes Zaman Al Wasl
Idleb is covered by a de-escalation zone agreement between Turkey, Russia and Iran, but the regime has vowed to retake the province writes Sada al-Sham
Ahmed fled from Syria to Turkey when he was just 16, but his dream of graduating from university never left him writes Asharq al-Awsat
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that a full scale assault would result in a complete massacre, which should be avoided reports Alsouria Net
Firas Tlass, the son of the former Syrian Defense Minister, has called on rebel groups to lay down their arms and allow regime, Russian and Turkish military police to enter Idleb reports Etihad Press
Both the Golan Heights and the Sanjak of Alexandretta have historically been Syrian lands writes Tishreen
