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Syrian FM Asaad al-Shibani at a joint press conference with Danish FM Lars Løkke Rasmussen in Damascus:

📌 Israel carried out 65 incursions in July and 52 in the first 18 days of August, with 147 arrests since January, 49 still detained, plus ongoing home raids in Quneitra and the Damascus countryside.

📌 Public statements ruling out an Israeli withdrawal from Mount Hermon amount to a declaration of entrenched occupation, stripping away any security pretext, though Damascus remains committed to a diplomatic solution.

📌 Syria demands a full return to the 1974 Disengagement Agreement, sovereignty over the occupied Golan, and its right to build a national army.

Minister Shaibani on X: We welcome the UN General Assembly’s unanimous adoption of the resolution submitted by the Syrian Arab Republic designating 19 December as the International Day to Honour Women Searchers of the Disappeared.

This is the first resolution Syria has submitted to the United Nations in its modern history, marking its return to an active role in international forums and transforming a national cause into a humanitarian cause with global significance.

On this occasion, we honour the women who have carried the burden of searching for their missing loved ones and endured years of waiting and pain without giving up their right to know the truth. Their struggle will remain part of Syria’s path towards justice and fairness.

Source: UN Article

These caveman terrorist thugs pointed their guns at Suweyda students and didn’t let them take exams and then to change attention shot at unsuspecting security personnel to create more chaos.

These terrorist rats learned well from Netanyahu I see, both love starting wars and chaos to escape from justice and backlash

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i went on a vacation with my family and brought a switch with me. Once we returned and opened our carry-ons it was gone! We asked my grandparents to check at my family's' house and they didn't find anything so there is an extremely high chance that somebody from the airport stole it. is there something i can do? (we tried contacting them and got no response)

Hello! I am from a EU member country, Romania, and I plan to visit Syria, is the visa on arrival or I have to apply to the Syrian Embassy. Thank you!

Hello!

I am a 24 year old Australian man. I’ve just gotten out a long term relationship and I’m finally in a place to travel in a way I haven’t been for a long time lol.

I have a fair bit of money and plenty of time on my hands so I was thinking, I’ve done Europe and bits of Asia before, I want to try something different. I want to try the Middle East.

I was looking at Iraq but I’ve heard it’s too dangerous. I mean, my country’s official travel guide says basically every place in the Middle East is a complete no-go. But what’s the point of an adventure if you’re 100% sure you’ll make it back right?

I was looking at Iraq but was convinced not to go out of safety issues, but I have heard Syria might be safer? Especially if I stick the cities in the west, is this true?

If you guys believe it is possible for me to travel Syria without being kidnapped and ransomed (what my mum is sure will happen), what would be the best way to go about it? It seems like such a beautiful country and beautiful culture I think it would be fantastic.

I would be travelling with my cousin who is a 25m, we are both tall and strong, white looking men who aren’t too afraid of a bad part of town. At least in my coddled western country. If any of that means anything safety wise.

Please let me know and give me any recommendations you can think of.

I will be flying in to Istanbul and either going through turkey south to Syria, south east to northern Iraq, or east to Georgia. Or all three. Would I be able to cross the Turkish-Syrian border?

Salam!
I just booked a flight landing at Aleppo Airport next week and plan to spend one day exploring the city before heading to Homs.
- Are there any hostels, Couchsurfing hosts, or reliable budget hotels in Aleppo right now?
- How to get from Aleppo to Homs?
- What you guys think it a must to visit in this short stay?

Hi all,

I’m struggling to find answers from the Syrian embassy or consulate in the UK (do they even have a website?!)

My parents live in the UK and want to sell their house in Syria without both traveling there. The house is jointly owned, half in each of their names.

Can my dad give my mum a wakala (power of attorney) so she can go to Syria and sell the house on his behalf, alongside her own share?

Does anyone know the procedure for this, or where I can find reliable details? We’re based in the UK.

Thank you!

Anyone know the fastest, most reliable internet provider in Homs? Preferably unlimited quota and decent speeds. Fiber if it's around. Curious what people are actually using and if it's holding up.

Does anyone know where I can watch the full fourth session of Hassoun’s trial? Or, more generally, the full sessions of other trials?
I’ve looked around, but I can only find short clips. Is there any place that publishes the full court sessions, or are they not allowed to be released publicly and only selected parts are published?
If anyone knows where the full sessions can be watched, I’d appreciate it.

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guys is it just me or it just got harder?

like any normal guy whose in his latest teenage years I'm single and wanna meet a beautiful young girl to talk to and maybe date,but everything about girls is complicated and hard these days like they all are playing hard to get and they get mean sometimes and tbh this makes me insecure about my self sometimes wich makes me find my self in a dead line and not be able to talk to any girl, so any tips about talking to girls in our days?