Eurasia Press & News

Exasperation with Croatia’s failure to create an independent border-monitoring mechanism to investigate allegations of migrant rights abuses is growing – something which could harm the country’s bid to join the passport-free Schengen zone.

SOHR activists say that unidentified gunmen shot dead a member of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) today on the Al-Jafra field road in the eastern countryside of Deir al-Zour.

Turkish forces stationed at the research base in northern Aleppo countryside, shelled the village of Maranaz and the perimeter of Tel Rifa’at in areas held by Kurdish forces in Aleppo countryside.

Unidentified gunmen attacked today the security square area of regime forces in the city of Nawa, west of Daraa, using RPGs, shells and bombs in addition to light machine guns, leaving injuries among regime forces, amid reports of fatalities.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights has monitored this evening the entry of a Russian military column into the city of Manbij in eastern Aleppo countryside. The column consists of eight trucks carrying weapons and ammunition, in addition to several Russian armoured vehicles. The column headed to the Russian base …

The Novosibirsk Aviation Plant Chkalov (NAZ) builds three more prototypes of the heavy drone S-70 Okhotnik, BulgarianMilitary.com has learned, citing a source from the military-industrial complex and the Russian media RIA Novosti.

Late in the evening of February 9 and early in the morning of February 10, the Syrian Arab Army launched a colossal missile strike near the city of Tarkin, Syria. According to field sources, the Syrians hit a Turkish transport convoy trying to transport oil trucks from Syria to Turkey. …

The Syrian air force has launched a powerful rocket attack on a jihadist base in Idlib province. BulgarianMilitary.com has unique footage from the moment of the attack in which the Syrian pilots fired “hail” from unguided missiles. According to an analysis by BulgarianMilitary.com, these are Russian-made Mi-25 helicopters. We remind …

“Delaying the elections would be a disaster for Iraq,” said Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr, warning that rival parties would try to rig the vote. Populist Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr said Wednesday he backed early elections overseen by the UN, in a rare news conference outside his home in the Iraqi …

The intentions of the parties that particularly interfered in the crisis, such as Turkey, raise doubts about the prospects of success for the ceasefire agreement and the UN agenda as a whole.