Washington Post | Russia: Don't blame Syria for chemical attack without visit Washington Post UNITED NATIONS — Russia says the United States and its Western allies rushed to judgment and blamed the Syrian government for using sarin nerve gas in an attack on an opposition-held town in Syria without ever visiting the site and ignoring two ... |
Washington Post | Russia says 4 military police battalions deployed to Syria Washington Post MOSCOW — Russia's defense minister says four battalions of Russian military police are currently deployed in safe zones in Syria. Russia and Iran, both supporters of Syrian President Bashar Assad, and Turkey, which backs rebels fighting Syrian ... Fighting in Syria ceasefire area: monitor Russian troops 'man checkpoints' in Syria's flash-point Eastern Ghouta Air strikes, shelling strain Moscow-backed Damascus truce |
Reuters | Hezbollah says nearing victory in battle at Lebanon-Syria border Reuters BEIRUT (Reuters) - The leader of Lebanon's Hezbollah said on Wednesday that the group was close to defeating Nusra Front militants in the battle along the Syrian-Lebanese border. "We are in the face of a very big military victory," Sayyed Hassan ... Trump Says Keeping Syrian Refugees In Region Is 'Best Way To Help Most People' Hezbollah's Syria offensive on agenda of Lebanon-US talks Syria: The Road to Nowhere |
New York Post | ISIS is rapidly losing control of Raqqa, its headquarters in Syria USA TODAY The Islamic State is struggling to mount an effective defense of the Syrian city of Raqqa, its headquarters, as local forces make rapid headway in ousting the militants, the U.S. military said. The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said they ... LGBT soldiers are going after ISIS in Syria 'The Queer Insurrection': Coalition forces fighting Isis in Syria form first LGBT unit There Is Now An LGBT Unit Fighting ISIS In Syria |
The Independent | As Syria's army – with Russia's help – advances through the desert, Isis propaganda comes across the radio waves The Independent For 60 miles across the vast desert of eastern Syria, far beyond the trashed Roman ruins of Palmyra, the army of Syria is moving through the hot grey sands towards the besieged garrison city of Deir ez-Zour. For 60 miles, tanks and heavy artillery ... |
NavyTimes.com | Dad: Marine vet killed in Syria 'had a mission' in ISIS battle NavyTimes.com In this undated photo provided by David Taylor Sr., he poses with his son David Taylor, right, a former Marine. Taylor Sr. told The Associated Press on Tuesday, July 25, 2017, that he was notified by the U.S. State Department that his son was killed ... Another American Volunteer Killed Fighting ISIS Spotlights US-to-Syria Pipeline Ex-Marine Died Fighting Islamic State in Syria Dad says ex-Marine son sneaked off to Syria to fight ISIS and was killed |
Washington Post | There's plenty of Trump-Russia collusion — in Syria Washington Post My colleague Karen DeYoung reported this week that “cooperation with Russia is becoming a central part of the Trump administration's counter-Islamic State strategy in Syria.” American troops and U.S.-backed Kurdish forces have made significant inroads ... Was Trump Wrong to End the CIA's Train-and-Equip Program in Syria? Syria says US halting aid to rebels is step toward ending war Syria pivot? Why anti-Assad rebels, dropped by CIA, could land with jihadists. |
Financial Times | Lebanon hopes Syrian reconstruction will lure Chinese investment Financial Times Lebanon has for six years suffered the economic fallout of the Syrian civil war next door. Now, it hopes to benefit from its neighbour's reconstruction by wooing a powerful new investor: China. Lebanese politicians and bankers say Beijing is taking a ... |
The shameful strategic disaster of Syria's collapse Jewish News of Greater Phoenix The Syrian refugee flows have created a backlash against political establishments across the West. Opposition to Syrian refugees was a campaign slogan used by the British proponents of Brexit, a vote that is threatening to destroy the European Union ... |
The Independent | Syrians aren't just rebuilding an ancient mosque in Aleppo – they are rebuilding their community The Independent The Syrian war has destroyed other shrines, religious and profane. Isis blew up bits of Palmyra, the Syrian army and its enemies fought each other in the glorious souks of Homs and Aleppo. The Syrians say the rebels destroyed the Aleppo minaret, just ... |