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عين ليبيا
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During a phone call, UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad signed an agreement to strengthen bilateral relations and develop cooperation in the fields of development and economy. The discussion touched on regional and international developments, with both sides emphasizing the importance of regional stability and security. The call also addressed moves related to the war in Yemen and the possibility of Syria providing military assistance to Saudi Arabia to support Yemeni forces against the Houthis. Damascus is currently considering options that include deploying troops or offering defensive aid, but the decision to send Syrian forces to Yemen remains undecided for now. Additionally, the statements highlighted that Syria's current policy is focused on reconstruction and stabilizing the country, with any military cooperation to be conducted through official channels. Beyond the topic of relations, Syria has experienced attacks alleged to be carried out by the so-called "French Foreigners" group in an attempt to storm a camp in Idlib governorate. Furthermore, a pipeline in Hasakah was sabotaged, and the government is working to repair the damages. The Ministry of Interior has also implemented security changes aimed at improving performance.
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