ISWNews Analysis Group: In recent days, US forces in large and small groups are leaving Syria. The video you see are of US troops crossing the Tal Tamar area north of Hasakah towards the Iraqi border, and Syrian troops escorting them as they leaving the country.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Today US troops retreated from a military base in Sarrin, south of Kobani toward Iraq.
ISWNews Analysis Group: US Vice President Mike Pence and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed to a five-day ceasefire in the military offensive in northeastern Syria.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Mark Sper, US Defense Minister said that 1000 US soldiers will be completely pulled back from east of Euphrates.
ISWNews Analysis Group: According to the agreement reached between the SDF and the Syrian government, the Syrian Army forces will enter the areas controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces in the east and west of the Euphrates to counter Turkish aggression.
Speaking to the Kurds a few days ago, Walid Muallim said, “I tell our Kurdish brothers not to be deluded by the American promises.”
ISWNews Analysis Group: According to field information, after recent threats by Erdogan to launch operation in east of Euphrates, US forces are leaving their positions in northern border of Syria in east of Euphrates.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Finally, after five years and the return of security to the Iraqi and Syrian border areas, the important border crossing of Al-Qaim-Al-Bukamal was reopened for public use.
Afghanistan is going to hold the third presidential election while the negotiation between USA and Taliban is interrupted and the central National Unity Government, which is just controlled by others and power division between different movements, is at position of weakness.
Sevom(3rd) Khordad Air Defense System which succeeded in shot down the MQ-4C Triton in the Strait of Hormuz on June 20, was exhibited on the occasion of Holy Defense Week in Tehran.
Zarif’s interesting response in an exclusive interview with CNN on allegations against Iran.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Russia and China veto the proposed bill by Germany, Belgium and Kuwait regarding ceasefire in Idlib.
