AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMount Hermon Tensions: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu toured Mount Hermon on the Syrian side, saying Israel has “absolute control” over the area and vowing it will not allow any “terrorist army” to establish itself along its border, while also claiming Iran’s regime is “very close” to defeat. Damascus Response: Syria’s foreign ministry condemned Netanyahu’s “illegal” entry and called it a blatant violation of sovereignty and international law, urging the UN and states to halt attacks and restore the 1974 disengagement framework. Idlib Blast: A deadly explosion at a temporary weapons depot near Sarmada in northwestern Idlib killed 14 and injured 11, with authorities citing a storage site for weapons and war remnants and offering no clear cause. Nuclear File Closed: The IAEA Board of Governors unanimously ended the non-compliance case on Syria’s past nuclear activities, removing the item from its agenda; Qatar, Saudi Arabia and others welcomed the move as a step toward restoring Syria’s normal status and enabling peaceful nuclear cooperation. Return to Ras al-Ain: In Hasakah, hundreds of displaced families began a convoy return to Ras al-Ain and surrounding areas after years in camps, packing tents to rebuild temporarily where homes were destroyed.
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