The report about a foiled assassination attempt in Damascus has become part of a broader game surrounding the legitimacy of the Syrian authorities and their relations with external centers of power.
EU foreign ministers discuss possible easing of restrictions on Damascus.
Israeli aviation launched around 60 airstrikes on Syrian territory on the night of March 7, including rural areas near the capital, Damascus. According to Syrian military and local sources, the attack was one of the largest in recent months, raising concerns about further escalation of the conflict in the region.
The millennia-old Jewish community of Syria is taking its first steps toward revival after the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. For the first time in decades, Jews in Damascus were able to gather for collective prayer at the Farandj Synagogue in the Old City.
Turkish Airlines (THY) CEO Bilal Ekşi announced the start of regular flights to Damascus, the capital of Syria, beginning January 23. The airline will operate flights three times a week.
Syrian media reported that Damascus International Airport has resumed operations. The first flight departed for Sharjah, UAE, marking a significant step toward Syria's return to stability.
The Zionist army is advancing in Syria in four directions: Damascus, Quneitra, the village of Al Malika and the Yarmouk River basin. Experts urge Muslim countries to unite against the occupation.
A representative of the Syrian opposition's political bureau stated that the Syrian government is determined to prevent any part of the country from falling out of Damascus’ control. This declaration underscores the ongoing struggle for influence in the region and the government’s commitment to maintaining Syria’s territorial integrity.
The Israeli Air Force launched an airstrike on the Research Institute building in Damascus, reportedly tied to Syria's military infrastructure. The facility was completely destroyed. The attack is part of a series of Israeli operations aimed at weakening Syria's military capabilities.
A massive airstrike by Israel on Damascus completely destroyed a branch of the Ministry of Defense’s Research Center in Syria. Additionally, the Israeli Navy targeted Syrian ships in the ports of Bayda and Latakia, destroying several vessels reportedly carrying dozens of naval missiles.
Eyewitnesses reported the presence of Israeli fighter jets in the skies over Damascus. This development raises concerns about potential airstrikes, given the ongoing tensions in the region.
The Syrian Civil War, which began in 2011 as protests against Bashar al-Assad’s regime, evolved into one of the most complex and devastating conflicts of the 21st century. Over 13 years, it has reshaped the lives of millions and redrawn the political map of the region.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have launched new airstrikes on Syrian territory, targeting locations in and around Damascus. With Bashar al-Assad no longer in power and Syrian rebels now leading the country with stated intentions to build better relations with Israel, a question arises: who is the IDF bombing?
Syrian rebels have taken control of Damascus following a rapid two-week offensive, marking a turning point in the nation’s ongoing conflict.
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