Stories from Syria

The Euphrates River has burst its banks in eastern Syria, prompting rescue operations.

Syrian activists have detailed abuses within the regime's prison system, stating that hundreds of thousands were imprisoned. A network for human rights across the country has documented these disappearances. The Syrian regime's prison system is accused of widespread human rights violations.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed to have conducted airstrikes on a base in eastern Syria. The exact nature of the attack and its perpetrators remain unclear. The Israeli military claims the target was a Hezbollah facility. The origin and impact of the strikes are not yet clear. The source mentioned that the Lebanese government was involved in the deployment of forces. Smoke was observed in the suburbs of the targeted area. A Syrian base was targeted in airstrikes, with reports identifying Christoph, a member of Hussein D's army, as the likely target. The airstrikes come amid heightened tensions and accusations between Iran and the US. The strikes are believed to be fueled by external actors. The location of the base was identified as Deir ez-Zor.

Syrian regime forces have advanced in northwest Syria, capturing several villages. Reports indicate that chemical weapons were found, and the regime has repeatedly been accused of using them. The advance is part of ongoing military operations in the region. Further details on the extent of the advance and any resulting clashes were not immediately available. Pro-Iranian groups and US forces are deployed in the region. Iranian authorities are partially restoring diplomatic efforts. The Zahrani area, north of Israel, is reportedly a focus of these advances. This development follows recent military actions in the region. The advance is part of a broader military strategy focused on achieving specific objectives and utilizing available resources against the enemy. The death toll for Syrian soldiers in the conflict nears 500,000.

Prosecutors have charged Atif Najib, a cousin of Bashar al-Assad, with war crimes. The charges are related to alleged actions during the Syrian conflict.

Prosecutors have charged Atif Najib, a cousin of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, with war crimes. The charges are related to alleged actions during the Syrian conflict. The identity of the relative and the specific alleged crimes were not disclosed. This case is being handled by the Syrian justice system. Prosecutors in Syria have filed war crime charges against Atif Najib, a cousin of President Bashar al-Assad.

Prosecutors have charged Atif Najib, a cousin of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, with war crimes. The charges relate to alleged actions during the Syrian conflict.

A grieving father buried his 6-year-old son after a land mine killed three children in Syria's Idlib province. The incident also resulted in the deaths of two other children.

A group of Australians with links to the Islamic State have left a camp in Syria to return to Australia. Buses were seen carrying the group, which departed on Thursday afternoon local time.

Swaida's National Guard leadership has relocated its largest and most armed division from the frontlines. This military movement is described as a measure by the leadership.