Day: February 11, 2024

Turkish aggression has targeted the electric power holders that operate the Alouk water station in Hasaka province, several months ago and led to it being out of service and cutting off drinking water from Hasaka and the western countryside of the city. 'suffering of people to secure their drinking water needs efforts as a result of the Alouk station, their only source of water, continuing to stop working since the 3rd of last October, due to the cessation of its electrical supply sources resulting from the Turkish occupation targeting it several months ago, which led to its discharge, director of the Water Foundation, Eng. Mohammed Othman told SANA reporter. Eng. Othman added that the Foundation is continuing its efforts to secure the minimum amount of drinking water for the residents in cooperation with some partners in humanitarian organizations, noting that yesterday the Foundation received a quantity of fuel provided by the United Nations Children's Fund 'UNICEF' to continue operating water desalinatio n plants during the coming period. Source: Syrian Arab News Agency

Turkish aggression has targeted the electric power holders that operate the Alouk water station in Hasaka province, several months ago and led to it being out of service and cutting off drinking water from Hasaka and the western countryside of the city. 'suffering of people to secure their drinking water needs efforts as a result of the Alouk station, their only source of water, continuing to stop working since the 3rd of last October, due to the cessation of its electrical supply sources resulting from the Turkish occupation targeting it several months ago, which led to its discharge, director of the Water Foundation, Eng. Mohammed Othman told SANA reporter. Eng. Othman added that the Foundation is continuing its efforts to secure the minimum amount of drinking water for the residents in cooperation with some partners in humanitarian organizations, noting that yesterday the Foundation received a quantity of fuel provided by the United Nations Children's Fund 'UNICEF' to continue operating water desalinatio n plants during the coming period. Source: Syrian Arab News Agency

Damascus, SANA - Foreign and Expatriates Minister Fayssal Mikdad , met with his Iranian counterpart, Hossein Amir Abdollahian, in Damascus. In a press conference held by the two sides following the meeting, Minister Mikdad said 'The Iranian delegation held detailed discussions with President Bashar al-Assad, which dealt with all developments in the region, especially the heroic steadfastness of our people in the Gaza Strip,'. Minister Mikdad said that the views of our two countries are identical in the support that must be provided to our people in the Gaza Strip in the face of genocide committed by the Israeli occupation'. Mikdad stressed the need for the American and Turkish occupation forces to leave Syrian territory, stressing that the crimes committed by these forces are crimes against humanity and they must be held accountable for them. The minister said that the repeated aggressions by the Zionist entity on Syrian lands were caused by Syrian resistance to this entity and its plans since its establi shment on the land of Palestine. For his part, Abdollahian said 'I discussed with President al-Assad the latest developments in the region and regional and international issues, and there is a will among the leadership of our two countries to achieve remarkable progress in cooperation in various economic, commercial and industrial fields.'. Abdollahian added: 'I conveyed an official invitation from Ebrahim Raisi to President Assad to visit Iran.'. The Iranian Minster condemned the illegal presence of the US forces on Syrian territory, expressing his condolences to the Syrian people for the victims of the recent American aggression. Abdollahian affirmed his country's rejection of the Zionist entity's plans to forcibly displace the Palestinian people from the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, stressing that this entity's attacks in the region will not remain unanswered. Source: National News Agency - Lebanon

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi called on Sunday for the "expulsion" of Israel from the United Nations, as the country commemorated the 45th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution with marches in Tehran and major cities. Amid the Gaza war, support for the Palestinian cause prevailed, along with criticisms directed at Western countries, led by the United States, during this year's traditional celebrations of the Revolution victory under the leadership of Imam Khomeini in 1979. Raisi stated, "We propose the expulsion of the Zionist entity from the United Nations," referring to Israel, the regional archenemy of the Islamic Republic. Addressing thousands gathered in Azadi (Freedom) Square in Tehran, he added, "What is happening in Gaza today is a crime against humanity, and those defending these criminals are the American regime and some Western countries." Raisi accused Israel of "violating 400 resolutions, laws, and international treaties" within the framework of "international organizations." Source: Nati onal News Agency - Lebanon

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi called on Sunday for the "expulsion" of Israel from the United Nations, as the country commemorated the 45th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution with marches in Tehran and major cities. Amid the Gaza war, support for the Palestinian cause prevailed, along with criticisms directed at Western countries, led by the United States, during this year's traditional celebrations of the Revolution victory under the leadership of Imam Khomeini in 1979. Raisi stated, "We propose the expulsion of the Zionist entity from the United Nations," referring to Israel, the regional archenemy of the Islamic Republic. Addressing thousands gathered in Azadi (Freedom) Square in Tehran, he added, "What is happening in Gaza today is a crime against humanity, and those defending these criminals are the American regime and some Western countries." Raisi accused Israel of "violating 400 resolutions, laws, and international treaties" within the framework of "international organizations." Source: Nati onal News Agency - Lebanon

Egypt warned the Hamas movement of the necessity of reaching an agreement regarding hostages in exchange for a ceasefire with the Israeli occupation army within two weeks, otherwise the Israeli army will conduct a maneuver in Rafah, according to the Wall Street Journal. According to Sky News Arabia, Al-Aqsa TV affiliated with the Hamas movement, quoting a senior leader in the movement, said on Sunday that 'any ground attack by the Israeli enemy army on the border city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip means torpedoing the exchange negotiations.' He added: "Netanyahu is trying to evade the entitlements of the exchange deal, by committing genocide and a new humanitarian disaster in Rafah." The New York Times quoted a senior Western diplomat in Cairo as saying, 'Egyptian officials urged their Western counterparts to inform the occupation army that they consider any move to force Gazans to cross into Sinai as a violation that would effectively suspend the 1979 peace treaty.' Source: National News Agency - Lebanon

National News Agency correspondent reported that the ambulance teams of the al-Rissala Association and the Lebanese Red Cross miraculously survived after the Israeli enemy targeted their movements with a number of missiles while they were passing through the raided area in the southern town of Shihin. Source: National News Agency - Lebanon

The player of Table Tennis Club, Hind Zaza, won the gold medal in the individual competition at the at Arab Women Clubs Games, currently being held in the Emirate of Sharjah. Zaza and Ibaa Hallaq, obtained the bronze medal in the doubles competition. Source: Syrian Arab News Agency