"SYRIA SITUATION"

Adopting Resolution 2672 (2023), Security Council renews cross-border aid operations into north-west Syria for six months, requests special report on humanitarian needs.

As gaps, inconsistencies remain, Syria’s chemical weapons declaration cannot be considered accurate, senior official tells Security Council.

Amid rampant fuel, food shortages in Syria, Special Envoy calls for enhanced cross-border, cross-line access, early recovery projects.

Uptick in violence threatens three years of relative calm in Syria, Special Envoy tells Security Council, calling for de-escalation.

Syria’s chemical weapons declaration cannot be considered accurate, complete, Disarmament Affairs Chief tells Security Council.

UN Human Rights Office estimates more than 306,000 civilians were killed over ten years in Syria conflict. OHCHR

The second day of the meeting of the eight-session of the Small Body of the Syrian Constitutional Committee took place on Tuesday in Geneva. UNTV CH

The Syrian Constitutional Committee met on Monday in Geneva to kick off the 8th round of UN-led constitutional talks. UNTV CH

The United Nations Special Envoy For Syria, Geir O. Pedersen, told the Security Council on Friday that he is “very concerned” that the constructive international diplomacy required by Resolution 2254, calling for a ceasefire and political settlement in the country, might be “more difficult than it already was, against the backdrop of the military operations in Ukraine." UNIFEED

The United Nations Deputy Regional Humanitarian Coordinator for the Syria Crisis, Mark Cutts appealed for help from the international community as refugee camps in the Northwest conflict area have been “very badly damaged as a result of heavy snow in some areas and freezing temperatures.” UNIFEED