In a recent interview, Assad has spoken about the role of Tehran and Moscow as well as the possible outcomes of the constitutional committee and the status of the Kurds writes Al-Modon.
Fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces have been told to join the Syrian army, so that they can face Turkish aggression writes SANA.
The northwest Syrian city of Afrin, which is under control of Turkey-backed opposition groups, was hit by a car bomb on Thursday, killing eight reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
The regime’s forces have continued their attacks on rebels the de-escalation zone, but their attempts have been thwarted reports Zaman Al Wasl.
A Russian military police patrol, operating on Syria’s northern border, came under fire from unknown assailants, wounding one, reports Brocar Press.
Russia forces launched an assault on the Tel Ja’afar area, in an attempt to push out rebels, but were held back by the opposition forces reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The Syrian Democratic Forces have announced that they will withdraw their forces from the border region, in accordance with the Russian and Turkish agreement reports Alsouria Net.
Marking an end to the Turkish aggression in northern Syria, armed groups have withdraw from the border to a depth of 30 kilometers writes SANA.
Turkey has said that it conducted an operation in northwestern Syria to track down Hurras al-Din, although other reports claim that it was the US writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The Ras al-Ayn area north of Hassakeh has witnessed clashed between the two sides, in spite of an agreement between Turkey and Russia writes Smart News.
In accordance with the Turkish-Russian agreement, Russia has started to patrol the border region as the SDF withdraws to the agreed upon distance writes Alsouria Net.
As Russia and the regime move to secure the border, the Syrian Democratic Forces have announced their willingness to discuss joining the regime’s ranks reports Enab Baladi.
The Syrian army has moved north and has taken control of a number of town, putting them in direct confrontation with the Turkish occupation forces reports The Syria Times.
In part two of The Syrian Observer’s interview, Jamal Suleiman discusses sectarianism in Syria, electoral law and his hopes for the constitutional committee.
A new report on the developments in northern Syria has said that the US and Russia orchestrated events to their benefit and that Iran was the biggest loser writes Alsouria Net.
The Syrian Observer sat down for an interview with opposition figure and presidential hopeful Jamal Suleiman to discuss his plans for Syria’s future.
Turkey’s actions in northern Syria have given him plenty of diplomatic leverage and it will allow him to implement his plans for demographic change writes Brocar Press.
On a recent visit to the frontlines in Idleb, President Bashar al-Assad has spoken out against the recent Turkish aggression and called out Erdogan reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
As the ceasefire comes to an end, Syrian Democratic Forces fighters and their families are leaving for Iraq reports Brocar Press.
Despite a ceasefire being imposed in the area, Russia is still conducting airstrikes in the northern province of Idleb reports Zaman Al Wasl.
