A humanitarian catastrophe in Maraat al-Numan threatens the lives of more than 100,000 civilians as ongoing Russian and Assad airstrikes continue unabated in the city, even targeting the vehicles of civilians who attempt to flee the violence in search of shelter outside the danger zone.

On 18 December the Syrian regime launched an increased number of airstrikes against the town of Maaret al-Numan in southern Idlib Governorate, killing two civilians and leaving 70,000 others in the vicinity at risk.

In its first item, the law targets the sources of funds that provide support to the Syrian regime, and includes imposing sanctions on foreigners involved in financial or technical transactions with Syrian government institutions.

The law imposes sanctions on companies, states and individuals that back the Assad regime militarily, financially or technically, including Russia and Iran.

The communications director at HTS, Taqi al-Din Omar, told Enab Baladi that a group affiliated with the Guardians was cutting down transmission towers in Jisr al-Shughur and  al-Ghab plain in order to sell them.

Iranian militias headquarters in eastern Syria was targeted with an airstrike nearby al-Bukamal, which lately turned into an arena for […]

H.R. 1677 provides for the imposition of sanction measures on the sources of the financing that fuel the Syrian war.

Electricity generated by regime-controlled Tishreen Dam will be used to power the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA)-controlled areas in Tel Abyad and Ras al-Ain.

Hama police department mourned a captain who was killed during clashes with a group who were described as “wanted men and outlaws” by the police. 

Syria, Enab Baladi Online Turkish and Russian forces have overseen the withdrawal of the military forces of the parties to […]

The residents of Hawaij village are holding demonstrations against the local council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (NES) and against what they perceived as corruption, favoritism, inequality and economic problems in the western countryside of Deir Ezzor.

The U.S-led Global Coalition denied targeting a commander of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), in Idlib countryside in north-western Syria, last Tuesday 3 December.

Images of the Ninja missile fragments shared on social media show that the sword-like blades of the missile breached the surface of the leader’s truck and killed him and the passenger sitting next to him.

During a visit to Qamishli province, Ali Mamlouk, head of the Syrian National Security Bureau, called on the Syrian tribal figures of eastern Euphrates to pull their sons out of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).

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.