Syrian Civil War and The future of Syria after liberation

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Hakan Fidan: We are waiting for the SDF to surrender its weapon
Hakan Fidan: We will not be satisfied with the survival of armed groups in Syria and we in Türkiye are ready for all scenarios and we will not lose 40 years.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry of Al -Hadath: The state wants a complete integration of SDF
Syrian Foreign Ministry of Al -Hadath: We received French signals that the state is the only partner

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[Shags101]

Yes,so it begins...they received APCs and will now steamroll Israel

Still nice and shiny compared to the old junk again I’m one of those guys whose very skeptical of jolanis intentions I personally think we are seeing the making of a new sisi just younger and better looking and at least has fighting creds got sidetracked……I do that a lot but like I said nice toys mostly for In house than actually confronting enemy militaries…….still waiting for those outposts of idf to go boom like beginning of Syrias civil war you never know though could happen

 

[The SC]

Syrian official of SANA: Syria is expected to hold parliamentary elections next September

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KSA and Syria ... strategic partnerships in the field of energy.

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Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shibani (L) and Israel’s Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer. (AFP)

Syrian, Israeli ministers to hold meeting in Baku on Thursday: Diplomat​

• Israel
• Syria

Al Arabiya English
Published: 30 July ,2025: 06:42 PM GSTUpdated: 30 July ,2025: 09:34 PM GST

A Syrian-Israeli ministerial meeting is set to take place Thursday in Baku to discuss security matters in southern Syria, a diplomat told AFP.

The meeting between Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani and Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Dermer follows a similar meeting between the two ministers in Paris last week.

It will take place after an unprecedented visit by al-Shaibani to Moscow on Thursday, added the diplomat, who requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of the matter.

Russia was a key backer of former president Bashar al-Assad, overthrown in an opposition offensive in December.

Israel and Syria have technically been at war since 1948.

The meeting in Baku will focus on “the security situation, particularly in southern Syria.”

The Paris meeting focused mainly on “recent security developments and attempts to contain the escalation in southern Syria,” according to Syrian state television.

It came after deadly clashes in southern Syria’s Druze-majority Sweida province.

The clashes initially pitted local Druze fighters against Sunni Bedouin tribes but soon saw the involvement of Syrian government forces and Israel, with the latter saying it wanted to protect the Druze.

Israel struck the Syrian presidential palace and the army headquarters in Damascus.

The United States, an ally of Israel who has also expressed support for Syria’s authorities, announced a ceasefire between the two sides overnight on July 18.

Before the violence in Sweida, Syrian and Israeli officials had met in Baku on July 12.

Russian bases​

Israel has occupied Syria’s Golan Heights since 1967, annexing it in 1981 in a move not recognized by the international community.

The two signed a disengagement agreement a year after the 1973 war, establishing a UN-patrolled buffer zone between Syria and the occupied Golan Heights.

Since the fall of al-Assad, Israel deployed its troops to the buffer zone and has carried out hundreds of strikes on Syria.

Damascus admitted to holding indirect talks with Israel to reduce escalations.

The diplomat said al-Shaibani will head on Thursday to the Russian capital, where al-Assad sought refuge, and will meet with Russian officials to discuss several issues, including Russian military bases in Syria, to negotiate “the terms of the bases’ continued existence and operating rights.”

Moscow wishes to keep its naval base in Tartus and its Hmeimim air base near the port city of Latakia.

It faced heavy criticism for its intervention into Syria’s civil war on al-Assad’s side in 2015, supporting the government militarily and carrying countless airstrikes on opposition-held areas.

The new authorities in Damascus did not break ties with Russia after taking over, and Russia’s then-deputy foreign minister Mikhail Bogdanov met Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Damascus in January.

According to the diplomat, al-Shaibani’s trip to Moscow will also include talks on “supporting bilateral cooperation and revitalizing diplomatic and security relations” between the two countries, as well as discussing “steps regarding internal security and foreign fighters.”

With AFP

 

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Hopefully, air defense systems will follow.

 

[Solomon2]

‘Ethnic Cleansing’: Israel Decries Syrian Massacre​

Catherine Salgado | 11:51 AM on July 31, 2025

AP Photo/Fahd Kiwan
While many governments falsely accuse Israel of genocide, the Israeli government seems to be the only one vocally decrying and raising awareness about the actual ethnic cleansing going on in Syria.

Nearly 1,500 civilians are dead and many thousands more are displaced as the Syrian jihadi government joins Muslim Bedouins in massacring Druze and Christians in Syria. But Western so-called democracies are so busy rushing to recognize a state of Palestine (which has never existed and should not exist) while smearing Israel with antisemitic accusations that they are too busy to notice the real attempted genocide occurring in that area of the world, just as they don’t pay attention to the Christians being murdered in multiple other African and Asian countries. Genocide is occurring, but not in the Gaza Strip.

The state of Israel on Thursday highlighted the plight of the religious groups being killed by Muslim jihadis in Syria on X. “While the world remains silent, a massacre is devastating Syria’s Druze community,” Israel accused. “Systematic ethnic cleansing is being carried out in Sweida — entire villages destroyed, families torn apart.”

It added the most current numbers available as of the post’s publication on July 31, numbers that have already increased since then:

1,400 civilians killed

170,000 displaced

552 kidnapped or missing

Israel, the post affirmed, “stands with our Druze brothers and sisters. Their suffering must not be ignored.”

According to the website (“Sweida Massacre”) to which Israel linked, the casualty numbers had already increased since the time Israel wrote its post. The website estimated around 1,800 civilians killed and some 200,000 displaced. Another 200 people were specifically “executed,” while around 570 are missing or kidnapped. The “Sweida Massacre” site estimated $100 million in financial damage, too, due to the attacks.

Furthermore, up to 85,000 households don’t have electricity or water, and five hospitals are now out of service. Disturbingly, 39 villages are reported to be totally destroyed. This truly is attempted genocide. Above video clips, the website describes the terrorist nightmare:

In July 2025, once the assault began, Suwayda [Syria] was plunged into chaos and horror. The following footages document the immediate aftermath: shattered homes, devastated families, wounded survivors, and, most tragically, the murdered and executed innocents—men, women, and children whose lives were brutally taken.

Related: Islamic Massacre Devastates Congolese Catholic Church

Unfortunately, if governments do not see a way to blame Israel for a massacre, they are likely to ignore it. The point is not to stop bloodshed, but rather to gang up on the world’s only Jewish state. That is also why you are not likely to hear a lot in mainstream media about the horrific slaughter at a Catholic Church in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, especially since the culprits were Muslim jihadis.

The Trump administration was unsanctioning the Syrian jihadi government in hopes it would reform. It has not. America needs to join Israel in calling attention to this horrific crime ongoing in Syria.

 

[The SC]

Syrian Foreign Ministry: Putin and Al -Shaibani meeting confirmed the launch of a new stage of political and military understanding

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[The SC]

Syrian Minister of Information: Israel wants to make Syria torn and unstable

Syrian Minister of Information: Israel does not see with a positive eye the new Syria

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[The SC]

The Syrian Ministry of Defense announces the confrontation of an attack by the Qasd forces in the northern countryside of Manbij

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Government source for Syria TV:
Preparing to launch and establish the development fund in #Syria
The upcoming launch of the fund will represent a qualitative shift in the reconstruction file
The fund will provide a permanent framework that ensures the continuation of work until the return of the last displaced family to its homeland
The fund will adopt transparent and rapid mechanisms to implement projects while giving priority to the most affected areas