Syria new PM sets out to bring order

Syria’s new interim leader announced on Tuesday that he is taking charge of the country as a caretaker prime minister backed by former rebels who ousted President Bashar al-Assad three days ago. In a brief address on state television, Mohammed al-Bashir, a little-known figure in most parts of Syria who previously ran a pocket administration in the rebel-held northwest, said he would lead the interim authority until March 1. will do”Today we held a meeting. The cabinet meeting included a team from the Salvation Government that was working in Idlib and the surrounding areas, and the government of the deposed government,” he said. “The meeting was under the heading of transfer of files and institutions to government custody.” The Israeli military said on Tuesday that it had hit most strategic weapons stockpiles in Syria over the past 48 hours.and Syrian naval installations. The Israeli military said on Tuesday that it had carried out about 480 strikes on strategic military targets in Syria in the past 48 hours. Syria “Within the past 48 hours, the IDF (army) has targeted most of the strategic weapons stockpiles in Syria, preventing them from falling into the hands of terrorist elements,” the army said in a statement. Said that the targets include 15 navies. Ships, anti-aircraft batteries and weapons manufacturing sites in several cities. Turkey’s intelligence agency destroyed 12 trucks. Two tanks loaded with missiles and heavy weapons and ammunition stores were being transported by the Kurdish YPG militia in northeastern Syria, a Turkish security source said Tuesday. US Secretary of State Anthony Blanken called for a “comprehensive” political process as he named a transitional government in Damascus.