Recap: Turkey Launches Claw-Sword Operation
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
November 25, 2022
A ground offensive by Turkey on Northeastern Syria could be imminent.
A ground offensive by Turkey on Northeastern Syria could be imminent.
Many observers wondered about the reality of oil supplies from Iran, according to al-Iqtissad.
The Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates said illegitimate foreign presence on Syrian territory is a violation of international law, according to SANA.
At the end of the Astana 19 meetings, Russia expected a rapprochement between Damascus and Ankara soon, according to Athr Press.
The SDF informed the coalition forces of its decision to suspend joint military and security operations targeting ISIS, according to Syria TV.
In an exclusive statement to North Press, Ahmed criticized “media outlets” for being unfair in highlighting the humanitarian side in Syria.
Lavrentiev stressed Russia’s continued support for the unity and territorial integrity of Syria, according to SANA.
Turkey targeted on Tuesday villages in the northern countryside of Aleppo three successive times in less than 12 hours, according to North Press.
Erdogan confirmed that he did not hold any meetings with the U.S. or Russian president regarding the operation, according to Athr Press.
The SDC stressed the U.S.’ and Russia’s categorical rejection of any Turkish incursion, according to North Press.
The attack could have significant repercussions in Syria.
The Syrian delegate described the draft as “deeply politicized and less than transparent,” according to North Press.
The attack caused damage to some vehicles, according to North Press.
Excerpts from the US Department of State Spokesperson Ned Price’s press brief on Nov 7.
Syria said the shelling targeted command headquarters and training camps belonging to terrorist organizations in rural Idleb, according to Baladi News.
Doctors Without Borders accused countries with citizens held in al-Hol of failing to take responsibility for protecting them, according to Asharq al-Awsat.
This development appears to be Sweden’s compliance with the conditions of the Turkish regime, according to Athr Press.
Two young men of Syrian origin joined the Office of the Department of Defense to serve as a special adviser and an assistant, according to al-Souria Net.
James Jeffrey, a former U.S. Envoy for Syria, said the resolution could solve several problems in Syria, according to Rudaw.
Jordan called for a “gradual approach” to normalization with Damascus, according to al-Souria Net.
