US EditionSyrian government urges respect for shaky truce in Druze region
SWEIDA, SYRIA, JUL 20 – The ceasefire ends over 300 deaths in sectarian clashes between Druze and Bedouin fighters, with US mediation supported by Turkey, Jordan, and regional neighbors to stabilize southern Syria.
- On Friday night, Tom Barrack announced a ceasefire that permits limited Syrian troop access to Sweida, while Israeli allowing Syrian forces into the region for 48 hours, according to sources.
- For days, Bedouin and Druze fighters have clashed in Sweida, prompting at least 30 deaths and over 100 injuries in As-Suwayda on Monday.
- An anonymous Israeli official said Syrian internal security forces would deploy in Sweida district for 48 hours, noting a limited military entry amid ongoing violence.
- The UN refugee agency urged all sides on Friday, while Syria's minister for emergencies said over 500 wounded have been treated and hundreds evacuated.
- Long-Term uncertainties will shape outcomes in Sweida, as the ceasefire aims for stability but faces regional mistrust and fragile implementation.
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Syria declares ceasefire after a week of upheaval - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
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Israel and Syria agree to ceasefire in landmark deal backed by US, Turkey, and Jordan
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