- 22 December, 2024
Turkey is recruiting Syrian children to fight in Libya
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has revealed details of Turkey’s recruitment of Syrian children to send them to fight in Libya alongside forces affiliated to the Tripoli-based Government…
Syrian Aid Should Not Be Stopped: Amnesty International
According to a report shared by Amnesty International, because Russia and the Syrian government have committed war crimes in northwestern Syria, it is unfair to cut their humanitarian aid…
Syria, between war and coronavirus
Nine years have passed since the war began in Syria. Almost half a million dead, not to mention the wounded, six million internally displaced persons
Syria : an Airstrike avoided in the Hmeimim vicinity.
The Syrian official media reported, that the air defenses intercepted a drone in the vicinity of Hmeimim Air Force Base in Jableh, Lattakia countryside. The
New Turkish military bases in Idlib.
The Syrian Human Rights Observatory confirmed today, that the Turkish forces have established three new military points in Idlib, in Badama, Al-Najiya and Al-Zainiya, west
Turkey uses international media as a propaganda tool and pushes refugees to the closed borders
In a pandemic, when the whole world is in crisis and uncertainty, Turkey is trying to use the political and economic levers of influence for
Turkish forces: death and injuries in Idlib.
The Syrian Human Rights’ Observatory said that two IEDs detonated a military bomber of the Turkish forces on the M4 road near the village of
Fighting continue in Libya despite the coronavirus global emergency
The appeals of the international community are urged to end hostilities and allow local authorities to respond to COVID-19 Following the International call for an
Syria : 9 years of war , 380,000 dead and still no solution or peace
384,000 people died in syria during the last 9 years , including 116,000 civilians and 22,000 children. The Syrian conflict began On March 15th, 2011.
Southern Syria: Iran and Hezbollah recruiting Through “Al-Areen Brigades”.
Iranian forces and militias, such as the Lebanese Hezbollah, are continuing their recruitment operations in secret and overtly in both southern Syria and the Euphrates