Tuesday’s News, January 23, 2024.
(SFM) News:
The Media Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published a podcast titled ‘Syrian Future Movement Reel (10): Youth in Syria from the Perspective of the Syrian Future Movement.’
The Media Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) reported on the visit of Dr. Zaher Baadarani, President of the SFM, and his accompanying delegation to the University of Aleppo in the liberated areas. Dr. Baadarani and his team visited the university campus in Azaz city.
The Organizational Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) released a paper within ‘SFM Papers’ titled: ‘The Syrian Future Movement and Progressiveness.’
The Family Affairs Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published an article titled: “Be a Cornerstone in Your Societies.”
The “Tawad” educational schools series, affiliated with the Syrian Future Movement (SFM), continues its program of providing free basic education courses to its students at its locations in A’azaz and Afrin cities.
Domestic News:
The Syrian regime’s foreign ministry condemns the Jordanian airstrikes and reminds of Amman’s support for “terrorists.”
“Syrian Negotiation Commission”: Releasing detainees is a priority and we continue to raise their issue.
The Syrian regime sends congratulations to the new Kuwaiti government.
Including Asma al-Assad’s brother, European sanctions target Syrian individuals and companies supporting the Syrian regime.
Related News:
Turkish newspaper: Aleppo city and the military operation on Erdogan, Putin, and Raisi’s agenda.
Iran demands the international community to stop Israeli attacks on Syria.
The American base at the Conoco gas field in eastern Syria was attacked three times in a single day.
Al-Monitor: The Pentagon proposed a plan to the SDF to partner with the regime to fight ISIS.
International News:
American and British airstrikes on Houthi targets in Yemen.
The British House of Lords votes to delay the plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Qatar: Mediation efforts between the Palestinians and Israel are still ongoing.
Day 109: Israel talks of a “disastrous day” after 24 of its soldiers are killed in a single day.
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