A US newspaper said that talk of Russian political successes in the Middle East and the world is exaggerated, and stressed that Russia came to Syria to protect an old investment, and that Iran and Hezbollah will not allow it to control Syria unilaterally.
The Pentagon has confirmed that ISIS mercenaries have exploited Turkish attacks on northern and eastern Syria and the US withdrawal from the region to reunite their ranks, likely that they can prepare for new attacks against the West.
The Amnesty International stated on Tuesday that the death toll of the demonstrations witnessed in many Iranian cities reached at least 106.
Iranian Revolutionary Guards announced the killing of three of its elements during clashes with protesters near the capital Tehran, while demonstrators set fire to religious seminaries in Ahwaz and the office of Khamenei representative
The Libyan army confirmed that it monitored the arrival of 19 Turkish armored vehicles transported by a Turkish civilian ship to ports in the city of Misrata to support their militias and that the Libyan aircraft have destroyed it, and considered the Libyan army that this step is a violation of international law.
Observers saw that the popular rejection of the Turkish occupation in northern Syria is increasing in conjunction with the explosions, and stressed that a popular uprising against the occupation is only a matter of time, while Iranian demonstrations have expanded amid threats from the Revolutionary Guards to decisive measures.
Hundreds of Americans, Kurds, Armenians, and Greeks went out to protest in front of the White House in Washington to denounce the President Donald Trump's meeting with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The US President Donald Trump opened his meeting with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan by talking about business deals.
A senior administration official said that the United States trusts the SDF's ability to secure and protect all ISIS detention facilities.
Bipartisan members of the US Senate have called for serious consideration of reports of Turkey's violation of the ceasefire in northern and eastern Syria, and to respond with tough sanctions.
The Turkish occupation state is trying hard and unsuccessfully to distance itself from charges of supporting international terrorism, but all its attempts fail.
Russia is striving for the success of the work of the (Constitutional Committee) and the Sochi agreement, where criticized the language of the wooden system, while Russian experts felt that Moscow is willing to hold a dialogue to reach an agreement that could change the Syrian political system to a federal, while the demonstrations expanded in Iraq and Lebanon Bloody violence.
On Thursday morning, the International press touched upon that US wants to stay about 900 US troops in Syrian amid a lot of criticizing its role in Syria, as well as to hold the first talks which is related of the Syrian Constitutional Committee.
The Turkish lira lost about 0.2% of its value against the dollar as it was quickly influenced by the US House of Representatives' overwhelming approval of new sanctions against Turkey for its attacks on northern and eastern Syria.
Brett McGurk said that Baghdadi was targeted just a few miles from the Turkish border, and in Idlib, where there are dozens of Turkish military sites.He pointed out that Idlib has become the largest terrorist sanctuary in the world and said that the Al-Qaeda branch in Idlib enjoys symbiotic relations with Turkish-backed mercenaries.
In Sochi, Putin and Erdogan will discuss the situation in the north and east of Syria. According to the Arab press, Moscow will propose the implementation of the Adana agreement, but after its amendment, it will ask Ankara to stop attacks in order not to affect the work of the constitutional committee, while Hariri's reforms failed to stop the protests.
US military officials have publicly criticized Trump's withdrawal from Syria, asserting that abandoning the allies harms the US's credibility with the allies.
Writers, journalists, scientists and international novelists have sent a message to Europe asking them to stop the massacres of Kurds by Turkey.
