Daily Brief

Friday, August 7

Explosion in Damascus, Houthis in Yemen and Security Preparations in Iraq

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Explosion in the Jeramana District of Damascus

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Ronahî: The Syrian transitional government’s ministry of health reported that two people lost their life and thirteen others were injured in the explosion that took place in the Jeramana district on the outskirts of Damascus.

Ronahî: Ambulance teams and civil-defense units reached the scene immediately and took the injured to hospitals.

Kamîran: There is still no information about the cause of the blast, is that right?

Ronahî: Indeed, at this point nothing is known about the cause of the explosion.

Houthi Attacks in Eastern Yemen

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Ronahî: Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree announced that they launched ballistic-missile and drone strikes against Saudi military forces in the Rawik, Aber and Saniya areas.

Ronahî: Government sources said at least thirty soldiers lost their life in the attacks that struck Marib and Hadramaut.

Kamîran: Such attacks have increased again after the 2022 truce.

Security Preparations in Iraq

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Ronahî: Iraq’s State Administration Alliance decided that any group that fails to hand over its weapons after the thirtieth of September will be regarded as a terrorist organization under the law.

Ronahî: Today, the head of Iraq’s Supreme Judicial Council, Faiq Zaidan, met with senior security officials to discuss security preparations.

Kamîran: The meeting followed the alliance’s decision, and Iraq has raised its forces to a high state of alert.

Human Rights Association Submits Its Proposals for the Framework Law

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Ronahî: The Human Rights Association criticized certain articles in the draft framework law titled “Law on Strengthening Social Cohesion and National Solidarity,” saying they do not align with the peace process.

Ronahî: The association put forward seven proposals for the draft and called for changes to be made.

Kamîran: These proposals come at a time when the draft has already been submitted to parliament.

Sheibani and Fidan Discuss Economic and Security Cooperation

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Ronahî: Syrian transitional government foreign minister Asaad al-Shaibani traveled to Turkey and held talks with Turkish foreign minister Hakan Fidan.

Ronahî: After the meeting the two ministers held a joint press conference and discussed the importance of strengthening economic and security cooperation and supporting the reconstruction of Syria.

Kamîran: The talks come at a time when Syria’s military situation remains on high alert.

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