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Kurdish fighters leave northern city in Syria as part of deal with central government

  • The fighters left the predominantly Kurdish northern neighborhoods of Sheikh Maksoud and Achrafieh
  • The deal is a boost to an agreement reached last month
By AP ·

Turkiye wants no confrontation with Israel in Syria, foreign minister says

By Reuters ·

UN condemns Israeli attacks on Syria and calls for them to end

By Ephrem Kossaify ·

Amnesty urges Syria to probe sectarian massacres as war crimes

By AFP ·
Update

At least 9 people killed in southwestern Syria following countrywide Israeli strikes overnight

By Reuters - AP ·

How Syria’s sectarian violence spread to capital, terrorizing Alawites

By Reuters ·

‘There is no blank check’: Syrian leader told to rein in militants

By Reuters ·

Lebanese defense minister’s visit to Syria delayed: officials

By AFP ·
Update

Israel kills 6 in southern Syria, Syrian ministry says

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German foreign minister on Syria visit reopens Damascus embassy

By AFP ·

Lebanese army begins securing border with Syria, closes illegal crossings

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·

Israel strikes central Syria military site says war monitor

By AFP ·

Syria says Israeli strikes aiming to undermine ‘stability’

By AFP ·

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