AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoIraq–Syria Talks: Iraq’s prime minister is expected to visit Syria next week to discuss reviving the Kirkuk–Baniyas oil pipeline, border security and religious tourism, as Baghdad seeks routes that reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz. Southern Syria: Israeli forces advanced with tanks into Quneitra, while shelling and raids have added to repeated incursions that Damascus says violate its sovereignty. Explosive drones also targeted security posts in Suwayda, raising tensions in the south. Turkish Presence: Ankara says its troops will remain in Syria until border security is assured, despite growing questions over the rationale for its military deployment. Recovery and Missing Persons: Syria and the World Bank agreed to establish a reconstruction fund, while the country’s first DNA-based identifications of missing war victims offer hope to families still awaiting answers. Displacement: A further 70 Syrians returned from Lebanon under a voluntary return plan, as hundreds of families prepare to follow.
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