Discover the latest developments in Syria with this news roundup. Arab fighters from Iraq, Yemen, and Syria are reportedly gathering near the Golan Heights to support Hezbollah in its conflict with Israel. Meanwhile, Turkey’s President Erdogan is seeking reconciliation talks with Syrian President Assad. The UN has intensified efforts at the Syrian-Lebanese border to aid those fleeing violence. An opinion piece suggests the US should acknowledge the failure of its regime-change policy in Syria. Additionally, Russia’s strategic investments in Syria’s agricultural sector point to long-term plans for economic advantages in the region. These stories highlight the complexity of forces shaping Syria’s future.
40,000 Arab fighters gather near occupied Golan Heights to support Hezbollah – report
Reports claim that 40,000 Arab fighters from various countries are near Golan Heights to assist Hezbollah in its conflict with Israel.
Erdogan-Assad meeting ‘possible’ despite hurdles, key Syrian opposition leader says
Despite challenges, a potential meeting between Turkey’s Erdogan and Syria’s Assad may signal reconciliation efforts in the region.
UN boosts support at border with Syria
The UN intensifies efforts at the Syrian-Lebanese border to aid refugees fleeing escalating violence.
Time for the US to admit defeat in Syria
An opinion piece suggests the US should acknowledge the failure of its regime-change policy in Syria and re-establish ties with Assad.
A Russian plan to control Syria’s agricultural sector
Russia’s increasing investments in Syria’s agricultural sector aim to secure economic advantages and export agricultural products globally.