Israel has launched a military incursion into Syria, according to reports.
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, during a visit to the region, condemned violations of Syria's sovereignty.
Guterres also called for sanctions against Syria to be lifted.
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres, who has not visited Syria for 15 years due to the former regime's oppression, conducted an inspection of Sednaya Prison and expressed his distress over the fate of missing persons. Guterres has formally called for concrete financial support for the Syrian government and special assistance for victims and their families, while emphasizing that the nation should determine its own future. Additionally, reports indicate that the number of internally displaced people in Syria is now rapidly decreasing as many return to their regions.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres, who has not visited Syria for 15 years due to the former regime's oppression, visited the Sednaya Prison and expressed deep concern over the fate of missing persons. Guterres additionally called for special support for victims and their families, as well as concrete financial assistance for the Syrian government. Meanwhile, reports indicate that the number of internally displaced people in the country is rapidly decreasing as many return to their regions.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres, who has not visited Syria for 15 years due to the former regime's oppression, conducted an inspection of the Sednaya Prison and expressed deep concern over the fate of missing persons. In addition to calling for direct financial assistance to the Syrian government and specialized support for victims and their families, Guterres emphasized that Syria must be allowed to determine its own future. Reports also indicate a trend of returning displaced populations, with the total number of internally displaced people in the country now rapidly decreasing.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres, who granted an interview to state television Al-Ekhbariya, emphasized the international community's obligation to support Syria's recovery and development. During his first visit to the country in 15 years, Guterres visited the Sednaya Prison and called for concrete financial assistance as well as special support for victims and their families. Furthermore, he noted that the number of internally displaced people is rapidly decreasing as many return to their regions.