Daily newsletter- e no463 30-4-2014
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- Opposition forces in Syria launched attacks in Homs and shelled government positions in Aleppo and Idlib in response to the Syrian army potentially storming rebel-held areas of Homs. Militants also withdrew from an area of Aleppo after clashes with government troops. - A coalition of rebel groups will move the interim opposition government into Syria within 6-8 months, while the opposition political leadership appointed a new head of its diplomatic operations in North America. - Rebel leaders rejected the idea of presidential elections taking place in Aleppo and vowed further attacks on government forces ahead of the planned vote. Opposition figures also said Bashar al-Assad's regime must end for peace to be achieved
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1) Army units battled opposition militants in western Ghouta, Homs, Aleppo, and Idlib, killing several leaders.
2) The Kurdish battle in Hasakah ended and the Lewa Tuheed faction handed over its weapons.
3) President al-Assad received UN envoy Brahimi and reiterated that Syrians alone will determine Syria's future.
4) The opposition coalition head met with Arab foreign ministers in Cairo demanding exemption of Brahimi.
No281 newslettr daily e-30-10_2013
The document provides updates on various military and political events in Syria:
1) Battles occurred between opposition militants and government forces in western Ghouta, Homs, Aleppo, and Idlib, resulting in casualties on both sides.
2) Terrorist leaders were killed in Deir al-Zour and a battle between Kurdish forces and an Islamist group ended.
3) President Assad met with UN envoy Brahimi and issued a general amnesty for crimes.
Daily newsletter-no416 e 14-3-2014
The document summarizes recent news from Syria across 5 pages. It discusses Walid Muallem entering a Beirut hospital for heart tests, Louay Mokdad vowing to reveal Bashar al-Assad's crimes, opposition crises in Aleppo and Yabrood, ISIL's withdrawal from Lattakia and establishment of an emirate in Hama, opposition liberation of Adra, and battles in Aleppo. It also covers Brahimi describing al-Assad's candidacy as exploding political talks, while al-Jaafari says Syria's elections are an internal matter.
No451 newslettr daily e-18-4_2014
Gunmen launched over 150 mortar shells and gas cylinders at Hanano Barracks in Aleppo, leaving dozens dead and wounded. Opposition fighters also failed to take the barracks despite explosions planting 100 tons of explosives in tunnels underneath. Meanwhile, ISIL offered $20 million for information about an opposition leader in Raqqa and executed a dissident soldier for refusing to join them. The UN Security Council expressed concern over civilians trapped in fighting in Homs as the Syrian government announced presidential elections would be held on April 21st and nominations would begin on April 12th.
English letter
The document contains summaries of recent events in Syria from multiple sources:
1. It reports on negotiations between the Syrian government and opposition delegations in Geneva over counter-terrorism and the inclusion of FSA leaders in talks.
2. It provides updates on military activities like advances by the Syrian Arab Army in various locations and clashes between armed groups.
3. It also covers other events like executions by ISIL in Deir Ezzor, the recruitment of child soldiers in Raqqa, and the transport of chemical weapons out of Syria.
Daily newsletter-no442 e 9-4-2014
1) Fierce clashes broke out between the Syrian army and opposition forces in Rankous, Damascus countryside as the army attempts to capture the town using artillery and warplanes. One opposition field leader was killed.
2) In Quneitra, rebel groups including the Islamic Front, ISIL and Ahrar al-Joulan captured 3 ammunition depots from the Syrian army. Meanwhile in Aleppo, opposition forces controlled one of the buildings near the Air Force Intelligence HQ after battles with the Syrian army.
3) A curfew was imposed in al-Hasakah by Kurdish forces as cells linked to explosions remain active in the city. Scores were arrested. Meanwhile in Homs countryside
No277 newslettr daily e-26-10_2013
1) The Syrian army engaged in battles against opposition gunmen in several areas around Damascus and killed several gunmen, including some from Saudi Arabia.
2) In Aleppo, the army targeted weapons warehouses and headquarters of Jabhat Al-Nusra, while also fighting against Kurdish opposition forces.
3) Clashes were also reported between government forces and opposition gunmen in areas around Damascus, Homs, Idlib, Lattakia, and Daraa, with several opposition members killed.
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Daily newsletter- e no463 30-4-2014
- 1. 2014/4/30 -NO. (463) PAGE 2 Two explosives in Homs.. Al-Nusra Front adopts Ahel al-Sham.. If Syrian army stormed old Homs.. Shelling is the solution Jarba .. Syrian army controls only 40 % FSA.. Aleppo will not have presidential election PAGE 2 Jamous .. Interim government to move inside PAGE 3 PAGE 3 “Yarmouk Khalid Bin al-Waleed”battle in Daraa
- 2. Page NO.2The Electronic Newsletter for Syrian News NO0 )463( 2014/4/30 Syrian army shelled with ex- plosive barrels which contain toxic chlorine gas Atmanea town in Idlib countryside, what led to suffocation cases between civilians, according to opposition sources Chemicals in Idlib for respectively third time Ahel al-Sham.. If Syrian army stormed old Homs.. Shelling is the solution Two explosives in Homs.. Al-Nusra Front adopts ISIL withdrawal from Shemer Opposition controls al-Hamra Mountain Ahel al-Sham operation in Aleppo vowed to shell posi- tions and villages controlled by Syrian army in Aleppo, Idib and other provinces if the later stormed old Homs, an- Al_Nusra Front adopted yesterday the two cars ex- plosions in al_Zahra neigh- borhood in Homs that led to the death of 40 civilians and injuring of hundred oth- ers, while opposition sources Opposition sources reported ISIL militants’ withdrawal from Shemer town in Aleppo city after fierce battles with Syrian army. Battles between Syrian army and opposition militants still going on in al-Nesr mount and al-Hamra mount in Latakia countryside, where militants controlled al_Hamra mount af- ter fierce battles. nouncing in a statement,”Ahel al-Sham brigades confirm that the fate of trapped people in Homs is the same fate as theirs” stressing,” Whatever will Happen to them will be inflicted on Syrian Regime’s allies in Nobl, al-Zahra and other places”, calling civil- ians to stay away from places near Syrian army positions so that their missiles won’t reach them”. reported that this act was to make Syrian Regime under- stands that Opposition can smash Syrian army positions and that it is not only in de- fense stage but in defense and attack’s.
- 3. Page NO.3The Electronic Newsletter for Syrian News NO0 )463( 2014/4/30 Jamous.. Interimgovernment tomoveinside Hashemiashead of political and diplomatic affairsinU.S.andCanada “Yarmouk Khalid Bin al-Waleed”battle in Daraa FSA.. Aleppo will not have presidential election Jarba .. Syrian army controls only 40 % Badr Jamous Syrian Coalition secretary general in Istanbul declared his desire to move with the Interim government to Syria, pointing out that the plan for moving takes between 6 to 8 months, for the total amount of funds received not over fifty million dollars . A well-informed source said the political commission of Syria’s National Coalition had appointed Mr. Hassan Hashemi to head opposition political and diplomatic de- partment in the United States and Canada. Hashemi is a vet- eran opposition figure and the head of the political bureau of the Muslim Brotherhood in Syria. He also considered as one of the MB influential decision-makers. FSA’s colonel, Ziad Haj Obied stressed that Aleppo will not witness presidential election and that every ag- gressive action committed by Syrian Regime will have bad consequents for they would blow up all security branches controlled by Syrian army be- fore the election so it won’t be Syrian Opposition Coalition leader Ahmad Jarba said that the only and last solu- tion for our political crises will be by ending Bashar al-Assad’s regime in order Opposition Brigades and bat- talions announced the start of “Yarmouk Khalid Bin al- Waleed” battle to control ar- eas in revenge for people died by Syrian Regime’s barrels bombing. presidential election in Alep- po. to spare all Syrian’s lives, describing the presidential election as a joke that is re- jected by Syrian people and a lot of countries around the world .