Turkey announced that it is sending new military reinforcements to its military observation posts in northwestern Idlib.

The bombing took place at the al-Baldaq junction in Jarabulus, with no information about casualties.

In a press conference in Moscow, on Tuesday 3 December, Jamil said that the two delegations had demonstrated irresponsible behavior during the second round.

The US troops, leading the Global Coalition, established a military base in Ain Issa in early 2016. This raised the profile of Ain Issa, prompting the Kurdish NES to establish a large number of its institutions and councils therein.

The Syrian regime started undermining the constitutional process in its second round by submitting proposals that the opposition considered outside constitutional principles.

The political scene in Daraa is in a state of chaos after increasing the operations against the Syrian regime which responded by the assassination of former leaders and members of the opposition.

The Syrian army, aided by Russian warplanes, struck Idlib Central Prison, killing and wounding a prisoner and four visitors.

The Turkish-Russian negotiations resulted in a new agreement for the partial redeployment of Turkish forces and their proxies, on the one hand, and the Russian, Syrian regime forces and Syrian Democratic Forces on the other, on both sides of the M4 international highway.

Enab Baladi’s correspondent in Geneva, reported that the UN special envoy for Syria Geir Pedersen will meet with Iranian, Russian and Turkish officials to define the agenda of the meetings of the mini-group of the SCC before setting the date for the next round.

Enab Baladi’s correspondent in rural Idlib quoted medical sources as saying that 11 civilians, including two women, were killed while the number of injuries exceeded 20 on Monday, 2 December.

Public demonstrations took place in the town of Tafas in rural Daraa against the Syrian regime during the funeral procession of Waseem Abdullah al-Rawashdeh, former commander in the Free Syrian Army.

The US-led Global Coalition forces carried a new landing operation in the “Syrian Democratic Forces” SDF-held Deir Ezzor countryside. The […]

The leader of the pro-Syrian “Ba’ath Commando Regiment” Jihad Barakat, was subjected to a failed assassination attempt with an improvised […]

With the escalation of security operations, a series of assassinations took place in the province of Daraa, southeastern Syria, during […]

Local pages in Daraa mourned the death of Dr. Osama Amr al-Khalid, at the age of 64, on Monday, 25 November 2019, at one of the hospitals in Damascus as his health condition deteriorated following a detention that lasted about a year and a half in Syrian regime prisons.

Switzerland’s Federal Department of Foreign Affairs denied reports by news agencies affiliated to the Assad regime about a reconstruction grant offered by Switzerland to Syria.

This is the fourth time since the start of the committee’s work on 30 October that the regime has changed the label of its delegation.

Unidentified warplanes targeted oil refining facilities in the areas of Bir al-Kousa and Tel Shair in the eastern countryside of Aleppo on Monday evening, 25 November, killing three.

The three bodies were of people killed as a result of the bombing of oil refining facilities, in the village of Tarhin in northern region of al-Bab.

It is still unclear whether the scheduled meetings will be held on time amid the absence of “confidence-building measures” among the parties involved in the process.