The Syrian civil defence group, also known as the White Helmets, reported that the explosion occurred on the periphery of the city, east of Aleppo, and left at least 15 women wounded, with some in critical condition

According to Farhad Chami, an SDF spokesman, Turkish drones launched an airstrike on a busy marketplace in the town of Sarrine, located in Syria’s Aleppo Province, on Tuesday. The attack resulted in the deaths of six civilians and left 22 others injured

The canal, which accounts for 12% of global trade and is a key pillar of Egypt’s struggling economy, has been heavily affected by the ongoing war between Israel and Gaza, as well as a series of attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels

The arrests occurred during the dispersal of spontaneous gatherings celebrating the reported end of Assad's decades-long rule and the announcement by Syrian rebels that they had taken control of Damascus. Assad and his family were said to have fled to Russia

Iraqi MP Mustafa Sanad announced on social media that Iraq has halted crude oil deliveries to Syria, citing security concerns echoed by Foreign Minister Fuad Hussain, who warned of potential terrorist resurgence amid Syria's escalating instability

The UN estimates that by March 2021, over 300,000 civilians had died in the conflict, while an additional 250,000 combatants lost their lives in the first decade of the war. Many of these deaths are attributed to the actions of Syrian government forces and allied militias

The airstrikes reportedly caused a massive explosion in Hiresun, a village in Tartus province. While details on casualties and damage remain unclear, the strikes targeted air defense systems and surface-to-surface missile depots, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

The images, captured by Maxar on December 10, show several ships leaving the port and remaining offshore in the Mediterranean Sea. This development raises questions about Russia's long-term military intentions in the region, especially following the fall of its ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad

The strikes, which reportedly exceeded 100 in number, focused on sites linked to Syria’s chemical weapons program, including a research center suspected of connections to chemical weapons production

The surge in oil prices follows an announcement on Sunday by Syrian rebels, who claimed on state television that they had successfully overthrown President Assad, ending more than five decades of rule by his family

The fall of Assad, whose family has ruled Syria for over five decades, marks a historic shift in the region's political landscape, leaving questions about what lies ahead for the war-torn nation. he came to power in 2000, succeeding his father, Hafez al-Assad, who had governed Syria for nearly three decades with an authoritarian grip

The fall of Hama marks a significant setback for President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, threatening the stability of key regions and amplifying pressure on Damascus and its allies, including Russia and Iran