On August 21, 2013, sarin gas attacks in Syria's Ghouta and Moadamiya killed 1,500 people, marking the deadliest strike of the civil war. Assad faced no accountability.
Among the targets were radars and detection equipment used to assess aerial intelligence.
Clashes between Assad loyalists and the country's new Islamist rulers have killed more than 1,000 people, mostly civilians.
Syria TV said the clashes were continuing in the Jableh region.
He stressed that Syria must prioritize a process of transitional justice, warning against retaliation.
Two weeks after rebels overthrew the Assad regime, protests and accusations start up over the new government.
After majorly interfering in Syria, Iran is now portraying Israel as the intruder.
Syrian villagers and rebels near the buffer zone are handing over Assad's former weapons cache—including chemical warfare materials—to the IDF, marking a significant shift in regional dynamics.
The dollar reserves have been nearly depleted because the regime increasingly used them to fund food, fuel and Assad's war effort, current and former Syrian officials have told Reuters.
Syria's Bashar al-Assad relocated to Latakia in coordination with Russia to manage military operations after "Damascus was overtaken by terror," he claimed