Two Syrian pipelines damaged in separate incidents
Two pipelines carrying gas and oil products were damaged in separate incidents in Syria.
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Two pipelines carrying gas and oil products were damaged in separate incidents in Syria.
Bulgaria ended the search for the 10 crew of the Alfa Watan, with no survivors found. A second vessel caught fire but its 18 crew were rescued. Syria called for an independent investigation into the attacks.
The second vessel had 18 crew members.
The United States removed Syria from a list of countries subject to a blanket ban on US defence exports and imports. Arms transfers may now be reviewed and licensed on a case-by-case basis.
At the UN in New York, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa said the Golan Heights would remain Syrian, called for Israel to withdraw, and accused it of strikes, incursions and detentions. He cited progress on recovery, sanctions relief and the return of about 3.5 million displaced people and refugees.
AllegedAl-Sharaa said Israel had carried out 500 air strikes against Syria.
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Reported incidents of Israeli military incursions into southern Syria in September
Reuters reported that Syrian officials and Hezbollah representatives secretly met in Türkiye in September to ease tensions. Syria and Türkiye denied that any such meeting took place.
Reuters said six sources provided information about the reported meeting.
Three Syrian power plants went out of service because of inadequate gas supplies following the blast.