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ISIS to block opposition from entering Damascus
Opposition advances in Aleppo
Safi: Obama adminis-
tration powerless to
solve Syrian Crises
Iran`s role
in Syrian crisis
remarkable
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Israeli raids
on Syrian military
positions
Truce held
in YarmoukPAGE 2

2. Page NO.2The Electronic Newsletter for Syrian News NO0 )517( 2014/6/23
Opposition advances in Aleppo
ISIS to block opposition from entering Damascus
Truce held in Yarmouk
Islamic front
strengthens positions
Al-Nusra demands
support in Syria
Syrian rebels recaptured sev-
eral villages in Aleppo south-
ern countryside, targeting with
artillery and mortars Aleppo
central prison, and Air Force
Intelligence HQ. In response,
army warplanes barrel bombed
Sheikh Najjar industrial zone.
ISIS is planning to hinder op-
position forces from entering
Damascus, exactly like it did
in Aleppo, Hasakah and Deir
Ezzor, spokesman of Isla
The Syrian government and
rebel groups have reportedly
agreed a truce in the Pales-
tinian refugee camp of Yar-
mouk. A copy of the cease-
Fierce clashes intensified be-
tween ISIS fighters and Is-
lamic Front in Eastern Ghou-
ta, where the latter retreated
from al-Maliha town toward
Duma, strengthening their
posts inside the city to repel
ISIL potential offensives. In
the same context, SAA killed
al-Nusra leader Hisham Abu
Jaafar, in Eastern Ghouta.
Al-Nusra Front called on all
its armed groups in Lebanon to
advance toward Syria. Analysts
say such decision is triggered
by the bad military situation
suffered by al-Nusra in Syria.
Army, Captain Abdul Rah-
man, said. “ISIS has been
recentl active in Damascus
countryside, but we will
drive them out”, he added.
fire deal says checkpoints
will be deployed to foil infil-
trating attempts, safety and
security will be maintained,
the camp will be opened
and basic services will be
restored. According to the
deal, the Syrian government
will be represented by Gen-
eral Yassin Dahi, who will
guarantee the implementa-
tion of the deal.

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Reconciliation held in al-Qaboun
A reconciliation between Syr-
ian army and armed opposition
(except al-Nusra) in al-Qaboun
district, Damascus countryside
has been held. A member of
the reconciliation committee
attributed the success of the
deal to the facilities and flex-
ibility shown by SAA.
Iranian role in Syrian
crisis remarkable
Safi: Obama administration powerless
to solve Syrian Crises
Israeli raids on Syrian military positions
Louay Safi, spokesman for
the Syrian National Coali-
tion (SNC) criticized U.S.
president Barack Obama’s
last statement in which he
pointed out that talking about
any moderate opposition that
could defeat al-Assad is a
“political fancy”. “Obama’s
Israeli warplanes carried out
several raids at midnight yes-
terday at Syrian’s military sites
near Golan Heights, on Koum
statements come to cover up
the inability of his adminis-
tration to prevent the politi-
cal deterioration in the Mid-
dle East”, Safi commented,
“this administration is not
fulfilling its international,
legal and moral obligation
in protecting Syrian people,
preventing Assad regime
from barrel bombing”, he
added. Al-Safi stressed that
victory can be only achieved
through focusing on Syrian`s
undefeatable will.
area, and there were uncertain
information that soldiers were
died, Syrian Observatory for
Human Rights reported.
A report issued by the Syrian
Center for Decision Support
confirmed the Iranian role in
the Syrian crisis is remark-
ably increasing, especially
during last May. Accord-
ing to the report, Iran has
boasted its ‘decisive’ role
in boosting Syrian regime,
claiming it has not only dou-
bled military assistance, but
also backed the regime po-
litically.