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Syrian Foreign Minister Assad Hasan Shaybani spoke at the 52nd meeting of foreign ministers of the member countries of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. Israel's attacks on Syria have been continuing since December 8, 2024. The 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement is an agreement that determines the ceasefire and separation lines between Israel and Syria. The United Nations Truce Observation Force (UNDOF) is tasked with monitoring the implementation of this agreement. The Golan Heights is a region occupied by Israel after the Battle of Shish in 1967 and later annexed. UN Security Council resolution 497 declared all decisions to annex the Golan Heights invalid.
Syrian Foreign Minister Assad Hasan Shaybani, in his speech at the 52nd meeting of foreign ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) member countries, said that Israel's attacks on Syria have continued since December 8, 2024.
Stating that Israel's attacks caused destruction in the infrastructure and military advances in the southern lands of the country, Şeybani noted that many Syrians were detained and the fate of dozens of them is still unknown.
Shaybani claimed that Israel fueled the chaos by providing weapons and financial support to illegal groups in Suwayda.
"UNDOF MUST FULFILL ITS DUTIES COMPLETELY"
Emphasizing that Israeli forces should be withdrawn to the lines before December 8, 2024, Shaybani called for an immediate return to the 1974 Separation of Forces Agreement and to ensure that the United Nations Ceasefire Observation Force (UNDOF) fully fulfills its duties.
Shaybani called on OIC member countries to support Syria's territorial integrity and sovereignty, and asked for international pressure to be applied to reveal and end Israel's practices.
Stating that these steps will contribute to security, stability and peace in the region, Şeybani stated that the Golan Heights is an integral part of Syrian territory.
Shaybani emphasized that any decision to annex the Golan Heights in accordance with United Nations Security Council resolution 497 is invalid.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The United Nations Security Council will make a statement or decision regarding Israel's attacks on Syria.
Likely · Within weeks
OIC member countries can increase coordination in supporting Syria's territorial integrity.
Possible · Within months

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