Extensive Syria Media Roundup (21 September - 21 October)

Inside Syria 

US tightens counter-terror clampdown on Syria aid (21 September, 2018)
The US government has reinforced counter-terrorism controls on aid operations in Syria. New contractual terms require US-funded organisations to get special permission to provide relief in areas controlled by extremist groups. The move further complicates aid operations for those trapped in Syria’s last rebel stronghold, Idlib, where two thirds of its three million people need assistance.

Cotton worms devastate Raqqa crops in latest blow to struggling agricultural sector (24 September, 2018)
After the main economic sector of the area was left in tatters due to prolonged warfare, waves of worm infestation has devastated farmers and their land in and around Raqqa. An unusual climate, combined with ineffective pesticides used, contributed to this epidemic. A severely crippled administration in Raqqa has been attempting to do what it can, through measures such as market regulation and cooperation with sectors of civil society, though it seems that this may not be enough.

‘The beginning, not the end’: What are the prospects of return for Syria’s internally displaced? (25 September, 2018)
As the Syrian government gradually reasserts control over the majority of the country, officials have repeatedly called for not only refugees, but also internally displaced persons (IDPs), to return to the “embrace of the government." 

After Idlib agreement, hints of HTS-NLF tensions in one rebel-held town (27 September, 2018)
Half of the roads leading into an opposition-held town in northwestern Syria remained closed Thursday, one day after a breakout in intra-rebel tensions there that cast doubt on the tenacity of a recent Russian-Turkish agreement over the fate of Syria’s rebel-held northwest.

Iran says Israel will ‘regret’ further attacks on Syria (27 September, 2018)
Israel, who is increasingly concerned over the prospects for entrenchment of Iranian forces in Syria, has admitted to conducting more than 200 attacks on Iranian targets over the last two years. The secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council has threatened Israel with Iranian reactions that would cause regret. 

Syria FM: Our battle against terrorism ‘almost over’ (29 September, 2018)
At the annual United Nations General Assembly, Syria’s top diplomat slammed international interference, denied use of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime, and boasted that Syria is now ready to welcome the more than 5 million Syrian refugees abroad with the war coming to an ostensible close after seven years. Throughout the speech, Syrian sovereignty was reaffirmed.

First rebel group begins withdrawal from demilitarized zone in Syria’s Idlib (30 September, 2018)
On Sunday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights claimed that the rebel group Failaq al-Sham has begun withdrawing forces and heavy weaponry from a demilitarized zone in northwest Syria. This group becomes the first to comply with the demilitarized buffer zone agreed upon by Russia and Turkey. 

‘Who let you live in this home?’ In Afrin, Turkish-backed rebels seize homes, evict displaced Syrians (1 October, 2018)
Local officials and residents say that rebel forces are arbitrarily evicting displaced Syrians, while rebel factions claim they are addressing the issue and Turkish authorities claim they have little control over the actions of rebel groups. Civilians returning to Afrin after being initially displaced by Turkish forces during Operation Olive Branch are finding former homes housing Syrians displaced from elsewhere in the country. Several residents accuse the rebels of utilizing the situation to secure economic benefits. 

Syrian Hassan al-Kontar removed from Malaysia airport after months  (2 October, 2018)
A Syrian man who spent nearly seven months living in a Malaysian airport has been removed and placed in police custody, officials say.

Suwayda protestors demand answers after kidnapping negotiations collapsed, second IS captive executed (4 October, 2018)
After the Islamic State executed its second captive since capturing some 30 people, mostly women and children, protests broke out in Syrian government-held Suwayda, demanding answers and the Syrian government and Russian forces do more to secure the release of the captives.

Syrians return home after years as unwelcome refugees, but there’s little cause for celebration (5 October, 2018)
Wanting to show it’s in control, the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad has begun relocating Syrian refugees in Lebanon back to Syria, paying for the buses to take the families home. The families have been heavily vetted so as to prevent any opposition-linked refugees from returning. This is in spite of the fact that refugee groups and the UN still consider Syria to be too dangerous for Syrians to return, either because of fear of fighting between militants or reprisals from the government. 

Golan Druze gather at border, chanting loyalty to Syria’s Assad (6 October, 2018)
Carrying posters of President Bashar al-Assad and Syrian flags, dozens of Druze living in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights gathered at the border to celebrate the final stages of the civil war in Syria.

Syria rebels say to remove heavy weapons from buffer zone within days (7 October, 2018)
Syrian rebel group the National Liberation Front (NLF), backed by Turkey, has said it will finish removing heavy weaponry from a buffer zone in northwestern Syria agreed upon between Russia and Turkey very soon. Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) has yet to make its position clear regarding the buffer zone.

Syria displays artifacts retrieved from rebel-held areas (8 October, 2018)
An exhibition in Syrian capital of Damascus is showcasing about 500 artifacts, just some of the over 20,000 artifacts that have retrieved since the start of the civil war.

Syria offers amnesty to military deserters, but exiles are cautious (9 October, 2018)
According to the Syrian government, military deserters will be granted amnesty, a move framed as a way to encourage refugees to return home. Those within Syria will have four months to take advantage of the amnesty, while those outside Syria will have six months.

Coalition must do more for Syria’s smashed Raqqa: Amnesty (12 October, 2018)
Nearly a year after the battle to liberate Raqqa from the Islamic State, 80% of the city is in ruins. The coalition has done little to help rebuild the city which is still struggling to recuperate after the battles between coalition forces and the Islamic State.

Syria ‘expands state control’ with strict new laws governing religious effort (14 October, 2018)
Syrian President Assad has signed into law a new bill granting the ministry for religious endowments, or ‘waqf,’ additional powers. The ministry already oversees religious affairs in the country. The new law gives the waqf minister the ability to name the next mufti. It also sets the mufti’s term at renewable periods of three years. It also stipulates that preachers cannot attend conferences without the waqf minister’s permission, and forbids the stoking of sectarian hatred or using religion for political purposes. 

Jordan reopens vital border crossing with Syria amid talk of diplomatic ‘normalization’ (15 October, 2018)
Closed since 2015, Syria’s southern border crossing with Jordan, the Naseeb crossing (known in Jordan as the Jaber crossing), has been partially reopened. Travellers would have to obtain prior security pre-approval.

Trade grows as Souq al-Hal market thrives in Syria (15 October, 2018)
The Souq al-Hal market in northern Aleppo’s al-Bab has been thriving, providing jobs for hundreds. Crops and produce traded there flow to regime-held areas, as well as to other opposition-held areas, coming a long way since falling into the hands of the Islamic State (IS) in 2014. 

Hardline groups within Idlib buffer zone defy withdrawal deadline as rebels, government exchange fire (15 October, 2018)
Hardline rebel group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (previously Jabhat al-Nusra), which has significant presence in about 60% of Idlib, has defied the buffer zone agreed upon between Russia and Turkey. Another hardline group, Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP) also appears to be digging in its heels for a battle with the regime.

Life after reconciliation marred by arrests, broken promises as Syria’s southwest returns to government control (16 October, 2018)
Apparent violations of agreements reached between opposition and government forces in the Dara’a have been taking place repeatedly according to sources. Attempts to regularize statuses have been met with intelligence interrogations, as well as arrests.

One year since the expulsion of the Islamic State, civilians in Raqqa eke out an ‘existence among the rubble’ (17 October, 2018)
A year after the Islamic State (IS) was forced out of the city of Raqqa, civilians still struggle with the daily consequences of the US-led offensive. Humanitarian workers say the water remains undrinkable, 75% of the city lacks a functioning sewage system, and municipal services remain virtually nonexistent.

UN: Syria has withdrawn controversial property law (18 October, 2018)
A UN humanitarian aid official has said that Syria has withdrawn the controversial law that allows the government to seize property left behind by Syrians fleeing the war. The official also said that the Syrian government will allow convoys of aid to enter the Rukban area in southern Syria near the Jordanian border.

 
Regional and International Perspectives

Russia promises advanced missiles to Syria amid rift with Israel (24 September, 2018)
In response to perceived Israeli disregard towards the safety of Russian personnel, the Russian defense minister has announced a decision to send sophisticated S-300 missiles to Syria. This comes after relations between Israel and Russia frayed after 15 Russian personnel were killed after a Russian plane was shot down. Israeli analysts have warned of how this move would complicate operations.

In Syria, Trump administration takes on new goal: Iranian retreat (30 September, 2018)
The Trump administration has opened a new chapter in American involvement in Syria, vowing to remain until the civil war’s conclusion in a bid to halt Iran’s expansion across the Middle East.

Iran fires a ballistic missile at ISIS in Syria, avenging an earlier attack (1 October, 2018)
On early Monday, Iran fired six medium-range ballistic missile at what is believed to be an ISIS base. The Iranian Revolutionary Guards said that this attack was a response to the attack in Ahvaz, Iran at a military parade in which 25 people were killed. 

Three years in Syria, Russia sums up achievements and challenges (1 October, 2018)
Sept. 30 marked the third anniversary of the Russian military campaign in Syria. The third year has turned out to be one of the most challenging for Moscow. The system of coordination with diverse regional powers — whose interests, at times, diverge — that Moscow has diligently built has been jeopardize

After Russia-Turkey deal, the fate of Syria’s Idlib hangs in the balance   (2 October, 2018)
In two weeks, a deal brokered by Russia and Turkey that has so far held off a government offensive on the rebel-controlled Idlib region in northwestern Syria will come into effect. It could avert deepening a humanitarian crisis for millions already living in difficult conditions. But public details about the agreement – reached in the Russian city of Sochi with no Syrians present – are few and far between. So what do we know, and will it work?

Putin says all foreign troops should leave Syria after war (3 October, 2018)
When speaking at an energy conference in Moscow, Vladimir Putin said that all foreign troops should leave Syria after hostilities cease, including Russian forces should the Syrian government request it.

Iran says missile attack next to US troops in Syria was a reply to Trump security official’s threats (3 October, 2018)
A senior Iranian official has said that the Iranian Revolutionary Guards’ targeting of jihadis several miles away from US forces was a direct response to a threat from the US national security chief, John Bolton, who said last week at a summit regarding Iranian nuclear weapons that there would be “hell to pay.”

Erdogan: Turkey will not leave Syria until elections are held (4 October, 2018)
With troops stationed in Syria since 2016, Turkey says it will not withdraw its forces until the Syrian government holds free and fair elections. 

Russia seeking communication between Israel, Iran in Syria -report (6 October, 2018)
In light of Moscow’s move to supply the Syrian regime with advanced anti-aircraft missiles, Russia has been working quietly to open channels of communication between Tehran and Jerusalem in order to avoid friction between the two countries over Iran’s military presence in Syria.

Netanyahu says will meet Putin soon on Syria security coordination (7 October, 2018)
In the midst of friction between Russia and Israel regarding the latter’s air operations, during a cabinet meeting the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will meet with Russia’s Vladimir Putin.

Despite revival in smuggling, Rukban’s markets go quiet (8 October, 2018)
The once bustling market in the Syrian-Jordanian border town of Rukban has seen a recent slump. With Syrians struggling to afford basic necessities, there are very few buyers frequenting the markets of Rukban. With the recent absence of fighting, trade and smuggling have been on the rise.

Far-right Germany NGO visits Syria, tells refugees to return (10 October, 2018)
Months after its visit to Lebanon, the German far-right identitarian NGO, Alternative Help Association, visited Syria and urged refugees to return to the country, which it considers safe for return.

Russia presses Europe to break with Trump and help rebuild Syria (11 October, 2018)
A senior adviser to the Russian government has said that Russia is pressuring Germany and France to help rebuild Syria so refugees can go home. With little prospects for a deal with the US, Russia is instead focusing efforts on holding a summit regarding Syria in Turkey which will include Germany and France.

Turkey delays Syria agreement with US after Saudi journalist disappears (11 October, 2018)
Amidst the controversy surrounding the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Turkey says it has postponed its agreement with the US regarding northern Syria, though it has not altogether canceled it.

Erdogan pledges to crush US-backed Kurdish militants in Syria (12 October, 2018)
The Turkish president Erdogan has pledged a military campaign against US-backed Kurdish forces who control most of northeastern Syria. The offensive would include Manbij, after the US failed to pull Kurdish fighters from this strategic town.

Jordan and Syria to reopen Naseeb border crossing (14 October, 2018)
Three years after rebels groups took over the commercial lifeline and traffic halted, Syria and Jordan have agreed to reopen the vital border crossing. Jordanian officials said the border crossing would reopen on Monday.

Syrian jihadists signal acceptance of Idlib deal (14 October, 2018)
After taking time for “consultation,” Syrian jihadist group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham signaled that it would abide by the Russia-Turkey deal, though not explicitly so. Turkey has been working to to persuade the group to abide by the agreement.

Syria reopens key crossings with Jordan and Israel-occupied Golan (15 October, 2018)
For the first time in several years, Syria’s important crossings with Israel-occupied Golan Heights and Jordan have been reopened. Syrian foreign minister Walid Muallem also says that Syria will soon reopen its border with Iraq.

‘It’s against the law’: Syrian refugees deported from Turkey back to war (16 October, 2018)
As tensions continue to mount in Idlib, Syrians seeking refuge in Turkey are presented with a choice between detention and waiving right to asylum. Human rights groups condemn such actions as refoulement, or sending refugees back to war zones. 

UN envoy to Syria Staffan De Mistura to step down in November (17 October, 2018)
The longest serving UN envoy to Syria (more than 4 years) has said that he will resign his position at the end of November for personal reasons but stressed that he would push for a committee to rewrite the Syrian constitution.

Syria to reopen border with Iraq ‘soon,’ says country’s UN envoy (18 October, 2018)
With important crossings with Jordan and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights reopened, Syria’s representative to the UN, Bashar al-Jaafari, has said that the country will soon also reopen its border with neighboring Iraq.

Policy and Reports

ISIS's Second Resurgence (2 October, 2018)
The Islamic State of Iraq and al Sham (ISIS) is reconstituting a capable insurgent force in Iraq and Syria despite efforts to prevent its recovery by the U.S. Anti-ISIS Coalition. The U.S. Department of Defense stated in August 2018 that ISIS retains nearly 30,000 fighters across Iraq and Syria and is “more capable” than Al-Qaeda in Iraq - ISIS’s predecessor - at its peak in 2006 - 2007.

Documentaries, Special Reports, and Other Media

Maps

Syria Situation Report: September 13 - 26, 2018 (28 September, 2018)
The map depicts significant developments in the war in Syria during the period September 13 - 26, 2018. 

Syria Situation Report: September 23 - October 10, 2018
The map depicts significant developments in the war in Syria during the period September 23 - October 10, 2018.

Arabic

التقريرالاقتصاديالاسبوعي: تقلباتشديدةللدولاربين 453 و463 ليرةفيأسبوع.. ومؤشراتالأسهمخضراء
(23 September, 2018)
تعرض سعر صرف الليرة السورية خلال الأسبوع الماضي لتقلبات شديدة أمام الدولار الأمريكي في السوق الموازية، وليتراوح بين 453 و463 ليرة سورية للدولار الواحد، ويعود ذلك للمناخ السياسي والأمني المضطرب في المنطقة والذي انعكس سلباً على تقلبات سعر صرف الليرة السورية.

"إذااستمرالهدوء": عودةتدريجيةحذرةللنازحينبعداتفاقالمنطقةالعازلةشمالغربيسوريا
(27 September, 2018)
بالرغم من التعقيدات التي تهدد استمرار الاتفاقية- بما في ذلك مجموعة من المعارضة المتشددة التي تميل إلى إفشال أي اتفاق، وكذلك المصالح الجيوسياسية المتنافسة حول إدلب- فإن النازحين السوريين يعودون بالفعل عبر خطوط ترسيم الحدود التي لا تزال موجودة إلى حد كبير افتراضيا فقط. وقال العديد من المدنيين النازحين لسوريا على طول إنهم عائدون إلى مدنهم وقراهم على أمل استعادة المنازل المهجورة طول سنوات القصف، على الرغم من حقيقة أن العديد منهم يعودون ويكتشفون المدن التي دمرت فيها البنية التحتية كليا بسبب القصف.

"الخوذالبيضاء": هذههيمصادرتمويلناوتلكهيقواعدعملنا (مقابلة)
(28 September, 2018)
رائد الصالح مدير الدفاع المدني السوري (الخوذ البيضاء)، في مقابلة مع الأناضول، يكشف فيها الكثير من الحقائق.

عدد من المجالس المحلّيّة في منطقة درع الفرات في ريف حلب يمنع السكّان من السفر إلى مناطق سيطرة النظام
(30 September, 2018)
قامت مجالس محلّيّة عدّة في منطقة درع الفرات في ريف حلب الشماليّ في 15 16 و17 و18 أيلول/سبتمبر 2018 بإصدار قرارات تمنع سفر المواطنين المقيمين في منطقة درع الفرات التابعة إلى الجيش السوريّ الحرّ إلى مناطق سيطرة النظام في مدينة حلب وغيرها من المناطق، باستثناء الحالات الإنسانيّة القصوى، المرضى وكبار السنّ، وذلك بموجب إذن سفر يحصل عليه الأشخاص الراغبون في السفر من تلك المجالس.

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FSA factions prevent people from going to regime-held areas 

السويداء- ارتياب مابعد المجزرة
(3 October, 2018)
كان للحواجز التي تشكلت  في أعقاب المجزرة التي ارتكبها تنظيم داعش في مدينة السويداء في ٢٥ تموز ٢٠١٨ دورٌ كبيرٌ في طمأنة الناس وتهدئة مخاوفهم خاصةً وأنّ القائمين بأعمال الحراسة والدوريات هم من أبناء المنطقة، ولكن على الرغم من ذلك حدثت مواقف وأخطاء كثيرة ناجمة عن حالة الشك والتوتر كادت أن تؤدي الى حالة من الفوضى لولا تداركها واحتواؤها في اللحظات الأخيرة 

أثر الحرب السورية على الإنتاج الزراعي
(5 October, 2018)
هناك الكثير من المشاكل السابقة لسنة ٢٠١١، لكنّ العديد من المشاكل الجديدة نجمت عن العقوبات الاقتصادية وتفشي اقتصاد الحرب كفرض الجباية والأتاوات من قبل الحواجز على السيارات العابرة والبضائع، وهذه ضرائب مُقنّعة يدفعها السوريون علانيةً ولكن ليس لها مكان في جدول حسابات الإنتاج ولا مكان لها بالنسبة لواردات الدولة. كما باتت توجد هوة كبيرة ما بين الدخل المتدني للسوريين وأسعار السوق، وتؤرق هذه المشكلة معظم السوريين. ورغم أنّ أسعار المنتجات الزراعية السورية أرخص من مثيلاتها بالمقارنة مع الدول المجاورة، 

ملثمون ينشرون الجريمة في ريف إدلب …من يوقفهم؟
(12 October, 2018)
ازدادت جرائم القتل والخطف والسرقة في ريف إدلب بالتزامن مع انتشار ظاهرة اللثام والملثمين بين الناس، مما يسمح لهم بارتكاب التجاوزات دون أن يتسنى لأحد رؤية وجوههم أو التعرف على شخصيتهم. 

“حُماة” عفرينيواصلوننهبآثارهافيتغاضيواضحوحمايةمبطَّنةمنالسلطاتالتركية
(13 October, 2018)
حصل المرصد السوري لحقوق الإنسان على معلومات من عدد من المصادر الموثوقة أن عمليات النهب للآثار التي تحتويها منطقة عفرين، في القطاع الشمالي الغربي مستمرة، لا تزال مستمرة مشعلة استياء سكان منطقة عفرين ونازحيه. 

سوق الهال في الباب... من أشهر أسواق المنتجات الزراعيّة في مناطق المعارضة في شمال سوريا
 (15 October, 2018)
يعتبر سوق الهال في مدينة الباب الواقعة في منطقة درع الفرات في ريف حلب الشماليّ الشرقيّ من أهمّ الأسواق في مناطق سيطرة المعارضة في شمال سوريا.

 

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Trade grows as Souq al-Hal market thrives in Syria

خدمة العلم تحول السويداء إلى سجن لرجالها
 (16 October, 2018)
تعتمد السويداء في اقتصادها بشكل أساسي على الموارد التي تأتيها من عمل أبنائها في الخارج سواء في المدن السورية الأخرى أو في دول الجوار وأميركا الجنوبية، إلا أن تفاقم مشكلة الخدمة العسكرية حرم الكثيرين من السفر، ومنع الكثيرين أيضاً من الزيارة، حتى أن بعض الشبان  الذين جاؤوا لقضاء إجازتهم في البلد تفاجؤوا بطلبات الاحتياط تنتظرهم ليُمنعوا من السفر ويخسروا عملهم وأرزاقهم في الخارج، وبهذا أصبحت الكثير من العائلات منقسمة ومشتتة بين الداخل والخارج.

سؤالالانتماءوالتكيّف: حينيفقداللاجئشبكةالحمايةالاجتماعية
(17 October, 2018)
بقدر ما يبدو سؤال “الهوية” و”الانتماء” سؤالاً بسيطاً بالنسبة للعموم، بقدر ما يبدو خاصاً بشريحة المثقفين المشغولين بوضع التعاريف، ولكن يبدو السؤال ذاته محرجاً للغاية ما إن يغادر الفرد مكانه الطبيعي منتقلاً قسراً إلى مكان آخر كلاجئ ومنفي أو مهاجر.

«جهاديّو سوتشي» ينشطون في إدلب!
(19 October, 2018)
في خضمّ الحديث الإعلامي عن «اتفاق سوتشي» وتنفيذ المجموعات المسلحة بمختلف انتماءاتها لبنوده، تنهمك التنظيمات «الجهاديّة» المتطرّفة في تكثيف أنشطتها «الدعوية» و«الشرعيّة» في عدد من مناطق إدلب، ومن بينها نقاط تقع ضمن «المناطق المنزوعة السلاح» وأخرى تحاذيها، أو تطلّ عليها. يأتي ذلك في إطار استعدادات المجموعات «الجهاديّة» لـ«المستقبل في إدلب»

 القبر حلم ثمين لسكان دمشق 
(19 October, 2018)
قبل عام ٢٠١١ كانت الطقوس الدينية المتعلقة بدفن الموتى ومراسيم العزاء -للمسلمين والمسيحيين- تتم بأقل كلفة، وكانوا أكثر قدرة على تحمل نفقاتها الشاملة، إلا أنها غدت بعد هذا العام أكثر إيلاماً و “ترفاً” يصعب على الفقراء والطبقة الاجتماعية المتوسطة تحمل تكاليفه، في المقابل أصبحت تجارة الموت المربحة في دمشق في أيدي الأغنياء وحديثي النعمة.

تعديل تقني لثلاث وحدات من منظومة «S-300»
(20 October, 2018)
أفاد مصدر «دبلوماسي ــــ عسكري» لوكالة «تاكس» الروسية، بأن اختصاصيين من الروس يعدّلون وحدات صواريخ الدفاع الجوي من طراز «S-300PM» التي جرى تسليمها إلى سوريا، إلى طراز «S-300PMU-2».

مختطفات السويداء: الساعات القادمة حاسمة
(22 October, 2018)
ذكرت عدة مصادر من بينها صحيفة عنب بلدي والمرصد السوري لحقوق الإنسان أن الساعات القادمة ستكون حاسمة بالنسبة لملف مختطفي السويداء، وذلك بعد أن كان وقفٌ لإطلاق النار بين داعش ونظام الأسد قد بدأ الثلاثاء الماضي، وبنتيجته تمت العودة إلى المفاوضات بين الطرفين حول هذا الملف.

تحرير الدفعة الأولى من المختطفين: السويداء تتنفسّ الصعداء
(22 October, 2018)
فتح تحرير الدولة السورية الدفعة الأولى من المختطفين في السويداء من قبضة إرهابيي «داعش» مرحلة جديدة في المحافظة، تنتهي معها مظاهر الفوضى ومحاولات عرقلة جهود الاستقرار، وسط مطالبات شعبية بكفّ يد العصابات وعودة هيبة الدولة 

طرح الـ5000 ليرة غير وارد الآن .. والـ50 ليرة المعدنية خلال أسابيع قليلة
(22 October, 2018)
إصدار الـ50 ليرة المعدنية صار قاب قوسين أو أدنى، حيث رأى رئيس هيئة الأوراق المالية في الحديث الأخير لحاكم المركزي المخول الوحيد بالتصريح أن إصدار الفئة الجديدة سيتم خلال أسابيع قليلة.

المعارضة تطالب بإسقاط هيئة التفاوض السوريّة
(22 October, 2018)
طالب السوريّون في الشمال السوريّ الواقع تحت سيطرة المعارضة المسلّحة بإسقاط هيئة التفاوض السوريّة، التي يرأسها المعارض السوريّ نصر الحريري وبعض الشخصيّات المعارضة أعضاء في هيئة التفاوض السورية. واتّهم النشطاء المعارضون هيئة التفاوض بتقديم العديد من التنازلات لصالح النظام السوريّ وروسيا.

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Syrian High Negotiations Committee under fire