Syria

First Iraqi group arrives in Sayyeda Zainab Holy Shrine following fall of ruling regime

First Iraqi group arrives in Sayyeda Zainab Holy Shrine following fall of ruling regime

The first group of Iraqi pilgrims arrived at the Sayyida Zainab shrine near Damascus on Sunday, marking the resumption of visits following recent political changes in Syria. Informed news sources confirmed that the group of 12 pilgrims traveled from Najaf…
Syrian Intelligence Claims Thwarting ISIL Bombing Attempt on Holy Shrine Sayyida Zeinab, peace be upon her

Syrian Intelligence Claims Thwarting ISIL Bombing Attempt on Holy Shrine Sayyida Zeinab, peace be upon her

Syrian authorities say they have successfully foiled an attempt by ISIL (ISIS) to bomb the Sayyida Zeinab holy shrine, peace be upon her, in a Damascus suburb, Al Jazeera reported. Intelligence sources reported that several individuals were arrested in connection…
Reports indicate 11 crimes in Al-Hol camp in 72 hours amid rising violence in Syria

Reports indicate 11 crimes in Al-Hol camp in 72 hours amid rising violence in Syria

Syrian sources on Monday reported 11 crimes within 72 hours in Al-Hol camp, resulting in four deaths, including an Iraqi national, and several injuries. The violence stems from clashes between ISIS cells vying for dominance. The U.S. has bolstered its…
Druze Commander Dismisses Islamic Rule in Syria

Druze Commander Dismisses Islamic Rule in Syria

Sheikh Marwan al-Rizq, a Druze commander in Syria, has rejected the notion of Islamic rule, advocating for a decentralized government instead, Rudaw news agency reported. He stated that “religious and Islamic rule has only led the country and its people…
Damascus Airport to resume international flights after halt following fall of ruling regime

Damascus Airport to resume international flights after halt following fall of ruling regime

Syria’s Damascus International Airport is reopening for international flights, marking a key step in recovery after the recent overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad, The Guardian reported on Saturday. The General Authority of Civil Aviation announced the resumption of operations, with…
New mass grave discovered in southern Syria following regime fall

New mass grave discovered in southern Syria following regime fall

Syrians uncovered a mass grave near the Ninth Division’s base in Al-Sanamayn, northern Daraa. Local news outlet “Daraa 24” on Saturday reported the remains, primarily bones and clothing, date back over a decade. This follows the December discovery of a…
Clashes in northern Syria leave 24 fighters dead

Clashes in northern Syria leave 24 fighters dead

At least 24 fighters were killed in clashes between Turkish-backed groups and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in northern Syria’s Manbij district, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The violence resulted in the deaths of 23 Turkish-backed…
Syrian civil war death toll surpasses half a million amidst regime collapse

Syrian civil war death toll surpasses half a million amidst regime collapse

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights announced that more than 528,500 people have been killed since the start of the Syrian civil war in 2011. This figure includes thousands of deaths recently confirmed following improved access to detention centers and…
Syrian Leader Ahmad al-Sharaa Approves Elections for Government Formation

Syrian Leader Ahmad al-Sharaa Approves Elections for Government Formation

Ahmad al-Sharaa, leader of the ruling group in Syria, announced on Monday plans to hold elections aimed at establishing a legitimate government, Khaama Press reported yesterday. In an interview with Al Arabiya, he stated that drafting a new constitution will…
Three new mass graves discovered in Syria’s Homs

Three new mass graves discovered in Syria’s Homs

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has reported the discovery of three new mass graves in the village of al-Qabu in Homs countryside, containing the remains of 20 unidentified individuals believed to have been forcibly disappeared during the rule of…
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