AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoSyria–Jordan Tensions: Damascus summoned Jordan’s ambassador over Monday’s airstrikes in Daraa, which Syrian officials say killed seven civilians, including three children. Jordan says it targeted Daesh militants and expressed regret for civilian deaths. The Nasib crossing has reopened, and the two countries agreed to a joint investigation and stronger border coordination. Iraq–Syria Ties: Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi met President Ahmed al-Sharaa in Damascus in the first such visit since Bashar al-Assad’s fall. Talks focused on security, trade and plans to export Iraqi oil through the Baniyas pipeline. Rights Concerns: A report by the International Institute for Religious Freedom alleges that Alawite women face rape, abduction and forced marriage, and accuses authorities of obstructing investigations. It examined 64 anonymized cases; the allegations have not been independently established. Security: Syrian authorities say a French jihadist was killed in a shootout near a camp in Idlib after an armed group allegedly violated a ceasefire agreement.
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