Syria: Victims in the clashes at Ašrafiyya at Ṣaḥnāyā to the south of Damascus… the authorities extend the curfew.

https://www.almayadeen.net/news/politics/سوريا–ضحايا-في-اشتباكات-أشرفية-صحنايا-جنوب-دمشق—والسلطات The tensions grew at Ašrafiyya at Ṣaḥnāyā to the south of Damascus following renewed armed clashes amidst a sense of fear that the sphereSyria: Victims in the clashes at Ašrafiyya at Ṣaḥnāyā to the south of Damascus… the authorities extend the curfew.

The sectarian violence expands in Syria… Reuters reports testimonies of ‘Alawīs expelled from their homes.

https://www.almayadeen.net/news/politics/العنف-الطائفي-يتوسع-في-سوريا—-رويترز–تنقل-شهادات-عن-طرد-ا The Reuters agency in a report talks about the sectarian violence that hundreds of ‘Alawīs were facing in the Syrian coastline in March. WhatThe sectarian violence expands in Syria… Reuters reports testimonies of ‘Alawīs expelled from their homes.

‘Arāqčī: Serious progress in the nuclear negotiations with Washington… the next round is soon.

https://www.almayadeen.net/news/politics/عراقتشي–تقدم-جدي-في-محادثات-النووي-مع-واشنطن—وجولة-جديدة The Iranian Foreign Minister confirms that the third round of the indirect negotiations with the United States in Muscat was serious and operational with‘Arāqčī: Serious progress in the nuclear negotiations with Washington… the next round is soon.

“Al-Monitor”: Why is aš-Šar‘a hinting at relations with “Israel”?

https://www.almayadeen.net/news/politics/-المونيتور—لماذا-يلمح-الشرع-إلى-علاقات-مع–إسرائيل The “Al-Monitor” confirms that any step taken by aš-Šar‘a towards dealing with the Occupation “will ignite widespread controversy in Syria”, so why “is he“Al-Monitor”: Why is aš-Šar‘a hinting at relations with “Israel”?

Carrying a message to Trump… American congressman: aš-Šar‘a is interested in joining the Abraham Accords.

https://www.almayadeen.net/news/politics/نقل-رسالة-إلى-ترامب—نائب-أميركي–الشرع-مهتم-بالانضمام-لاتف In its first visit of its kind since the fall of the previous government American congressman Cory Mills met with Syrian President Aḥmad aš-Šar‘aCarrying a message to Trump… American congressman: aš-Šar‘a is interested in joining the Abraham Accords.

‘Arāqčī: “Israel” tries to undermine the negotiations… we are ready to combat the sabotage operations in our country.

https://www.almayadeen.net/news/politics/عراقتشي—إسرائيل–تحاول-عرقلة-المباحثات—وجاهزون-لمواجهة-ا Iranian Foreign Minister ‘Abbās ‘Arāqčī says that “Israel” tries to sabotage the diplomatic negotiations between Iran and the United States and confirms that the‘Arāqčī: “Israel” tries to undermine the negotiations… we are ready to combat the sabotage operations in our country.

“New York Times”: Damascus detaining the leadership of the Islamic Jihad is a sign of changing policy of Syria towards the factions.

https://www.almayadeen.net/news/politics/-نيويورك-تايمز—اعتقال-سوريا-لقادة-الجهاد-مؤشر-على-تغير-سيا The New York Times newspaper talks about “fundamental change in the policy of the Syrian government” towards armed Palestinian factions after two leading members“New York Times”: Damascus detaining the leadership of the Islamic Jihad is a sign of changing policy of Syria towards the factions.

Including the “military power”… the Iranian Revolutionary Guards outlines 3 red lines no negotiation can be about.

https://www.almayadeen.net/news/politics/بينها–القوة-العسكرية—-حرس-الثورة-الإيراني-يحدد-3-خطوط-حمر Official spokesman of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Brigadier General ‘Alī Moḥammad Nā’īnī confirms that the Iranian national security, defense and military power are allIncluding the “military power”… the Iranian Revolutionary Guards outlines 3 red lines no negotiation can be about.

As-Sayyid Hāmeneī: We don’t look at the Muscat negotiations overly optimistic, nor overly pessimistic.

https://www.almayadeen.net/news/politics/السيد-خامنئي–لا-ننظر-إلى-محادثات-مسقط-بتفاؤل-مفرط-ولا-بتشاؤ  Leader of the Islamic Revolution and Republic of Iran as-Sayyid ‘Alī Hāmeneī confirms the clear red lines for both parties of the negotiations, calling As-Sayyid Hāmeneī: We don’t look at the Muscat negotiations overly optimistic, nor overly pessimistic.