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On April 3, there were reports that Israel carried out multiple airstrikes in Syria, including in Damascus, the Hama military airport, and a military airport in Homs, marking one of the most extensive escalations in recent months. Simultaneous attacks in Daraa reportedly resulted in nine civilian casualties.
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The deal signed by Lebanese and Syrian defense ministers in Saudi Arabia came after clashes in border areas earlier this month left several people dead and dozens wounded on both sides
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In a statement, the military on Wednesday claimed all of them were "terror targets."
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The Lebanese army has entered the border village of Housh al-Sayyid Ali following the withdrawal of Syrian groups from the area
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The agreement aims to de-escalate tensions and prevent further hostilities in the border region
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The clashes are the worst since Assad was removed from power in early December by insurgent groups led by the Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham
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The army reported repeated shelling of Lebanese border regions and confirmed its units continued to respond accordingly
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The car on the outskirts of the city of Manbij detonated next to a vehicle carrying agricultural workers, killing 14 women and one man
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The call came ahead of remarks from President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Thursday calling for NATO allies to increase their defence spending to five per cent of their GDP.
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Al Thani also condemned Israel's recent moves in the demilitarised zone, calling for an immediate withdrawal.
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Syrians in Damascus celebrate a hopeful new year following Bashar Assad's fall, while Beirut remains cautious amidst ongoing crises. In Gaza, Palestinians face 2025 with little hope after enduring war and loss, highlighting the region's mixed fortunes
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They were smuggled into Lebanon and were trying to fly to Egypt when they were caught
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday Israeli forces will stay in a buffer zone on the Syrian border, and specifically on the summit of Mount Hermon, “until another arrangement is found that will ensure Israel's security.”
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Seventy seven Indian nationals have been evacuated from war torn Syria. The evacuees recall panicky situation prevailing and looting on the streets of Damascus
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The Syria conflict might appear as a domestic civil war aimed at toppling an autocratic ruler but the reality is far more complex with various nations pursuing their strategic interests
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Aravind, who has about 50,000 followers on X, has made predictions that have hit the bull’s eye with uncanny precision
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They have safely crossed over to Lebanon, will return by available commercial flights to India, says MEA
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The collapse of Assad regime marks a turning point in Syria’s civil war, ending over five decades of his family rule
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Also asks citizens currently residing in Syria to remain in touch with the Indian embassy in Damascus
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Claimed Adham Jahout, a militant with Hezbollah's 'Golan Terrorist Network' in Syria, was killed in the airstrike