Syria, Israel hold talks in Paris over conflict in southern Syria’s Suwayda
Summary
Syrian and Israeli officials met in Paris, with the U.S. serving as a mediator, to discuss security issues in southern Syria. The talks focused on the violence around Suwayda, which involved fighting between local groups and Israeli military actions. While no final agreements were made, the parties agreed to continue talks to maintain stability.Key Facts
- Syrian and Israeli officials talked in Paris, mediated by the United States.
- The meeting was about recent violence in Suwayda, a Druze-majority area in southern Syria.
- Israel carried out airstrikes in Suwayda and Damascus, claiming to protect the Druze community.
- The Syrian delegation emphasized Syria's unity and sovereignty as nonnegotiable.
- Syria blamed Israel for the escalation and called for Israeli forces to withdraw.
- A Syrian media source confirmed the talks but said no final agreements were reached.
- The U.S. envoy mentioned discussions on reducing tensions in Syria.
- Hundreds have died in the recent fighting, which also involved government forces.
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