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Qui télécommande les drones de Kiev – Réseau International

Le ministère de la Défense russe communique : «Kiev attaque les terrains d’aviation de cinq régions russes. Pas de victimes signalées ni chez les militaires ni chez les civils». Selon les informations diffusées par Kiev (reportées par le Wall Street Journal), l’attaque a été menée de cette façon : «L’agence …

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Le Silence des Ours – Réseau International

Trump est silencieux depuis deux jours. C’est sans précédent. Ces derniers jours, l’Ukraine et ses facilitateurs ont tenté une attaque massive contre la force de bombardement nucléaire stratégique de la Russie ; ont réussi à exploser deux ponts sur des trains civils se dirigeant vers Moscou ; ont attaqué le …

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The View from Damascus – Foreign Fighters in Post-War Syria: Between Integration, Instrumentalization, and Institutional Collapse – The Syrian Observer

In the uneasy interstice between war and peace, Syria grapples with a question striking at the heart of national sovereignty, social cohesion, and institutional legitimacy: what to do with thousands of foreign jihadist fighters who can neither be expelled nor ignored. The recent move to integrate roughly 3,500 of these …

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Conspiracy or Transformation? Revisiting Ambassador Ford’s Remarks on Sharaa, Sanctions, and the Fragile Future Ahead – The Syrian Observer

In a wide-ranging talk, former U.S. Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford traced the astonishing political transformation unfolding in Damascus: from a 14-year civil war and the December 2024 collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime to the rise of Ahmed al-Sharaa—a former jihadist commander now serving as Syria’s transitional president. Ford began …

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Attack on Hemeimeem Airbase: A Strike on Russia or a Challenge to Syria’s New Leadership? – The Syrian Observer

Several days have passed since a ground assault targeted Russia’s Hemeimeem airbase on Syria’s Mediterranean coast, yet neither Moscow nor Damascus has issued any official statement clarifying the incident. Behind the silence, however, it is widely believed that high-level, behind-the-scenes communications have taken place to address not only the attack …

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Kurds and Damascus Talks: No Compromise on Decentralization – The Syrian Observer

While progress has been made between the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) and the Syrian Transitional Government on several issues—including a new agreement announced today concerning the Al-Hol camp—deep disagreements remain over the core issue of governance: centralization versus decentralization. Agreement to Repatriate Syrians from Al-Hol Camp …

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Israel’s Intervention in Post-Assad Syria: Implications for Sovereignty and the Responsibility of the Transitional Government – The Syrian Observer

The collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in December 2024 marked a watershed moment in Middle Eastern geopolitics. Abrupt and largely unforeseen by both regional and international actors, Assad’s fall brought an end to decades of autocratic rule and the relative stability that had defined Syria since Hafez al-Assad seized power …

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Turkey Confirms Military Training Program for Syrian Forces, Rules Out Withdrawal Amid Border Security Concerns – The Syrian Observer

Turkish Defence Minister Yaşar Güler confirmed on Wednesday that Ankara has begun training and advising Syrian military forces as part of a broader initiative to enhance Syria’s national defence capabilities. Speaking to Reuters in written responses, Güler stressed that the presence of over 20,000 Turkish troops in northern Syria will …

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Exiled Turkestan Government Condemns Uyghur Integration into Syrian Army as Geopolitical Manipulation – The Syrian Observer

The Government of East Turkestan in exile has issued a stark warning against recent efforts to integrate Chinese Uyghur fighters into the newly restructured Syrian army, calling the move a dangerous geopolitical ploy that risks distorting the Uyghur people’s legitimate struggle for independence. In a statement posted on its official …

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