Syrian interim government
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"Ahmad al-Shora", head of the interim government of Syria:
We have no intention of military intervention in Lebanon
Syrian Service - "Ahmad al-Shora", the head of the interim government of Syria, rejecting speculations about the possibility of Damascus' intervention in Lebanon, emphasized that Syria wants to play a constructive role in solving the Lebanese crisis and has no intention of military intervention in Lebanon.
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Mazloum Abdi arrived in Italy to discuss important regional cases
Syrian Service - SDF Commander-in-Chief Mazloum Abdi arrived in Italy as part of a European diplomatic tour to consult with European officials about developments in Syria, strengthening regional stability and security, and the process of implementing understandings related to the integration of these forces with the Syrian interim government.
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Dealing with the Kurds problem in the style of Ahmad al-Shara
World Service - The new Syrian government has regained control of a large part of the eastern part of the country, while observers say that Damascus is trying to weaken the political and economic structure of the Kurds, without entering into a large-scale war with them.
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"Ahmad al-Shara", head of the interim government of Syria:
Syria has no intention to intervene in Lebanon
Syrian Service - "Ahmed al-Shara", the head of the interim government of Syria, rejected the reports about the possibility of Damascus' intervention in Lebanon, and emphasized that Syria has no intention of entering the territory of Lebanon and interfering in the country's affairs.
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The gains and losses of Syrian Kurds from the agreement with Damascus
World Service - The Italian foreign relations think tank, in a new analysis, described the agreement between the Syrian transitional government and the Kurdish forces not as an equal compromise, but as the result of changing the balance of power in favor of Damascus, and warned that the project of Kurdish autonomy in northern Syria is gradually collapsing.
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The eighth group of Afrin displaced families returned to their city
Syrian Service - The eighth group of Afrin displaced families, including about 1,700 families who lived in the cities of Qamishlo, Derik and Gerkeleke for years, left Qamishlo and returned to Afrin on Wednesday morning within the framework of the agreement between the SDF and the Syrian interim government.
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A group of Uzbek armed forces refused to join the Syrian army
Syrian Service - A group of Uzbek armed forces denied joining the Syrian army and announced the attempt of some former members of these forces to leave the army of this country.
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Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: 287 people died in May; 15 victims were women
Syria Service - The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights announced that at least 287 people died in different areas of Syria in May 2026, 15 of whom were women. This institution considered the continuation of insecurity, the activity of armed groups and the proliferation of weapons as the main causes of human casualties in this country.