Syria calls for comprehensive security agreement with Israel
Syria's foreign minister has called for a comprehensive security agreement with Israel, saying any deal should return to the 1974 arrangement between the two countries.
Al-Shaibani said the agreement should include the withdrawal from territories seized, according to the remarks provided.
The comments were made alongside high-level political dialogue between Damascus and Brussels.
No casualties or immediate security incidents were reported in the supplied material.
The statement instead points to a diplomatic push over border and security arrangements.
The timing matters because it signals that Syria is pressing its position in parallel with wider political engagement with European counterparts.
It also underlines that the issue remains active in regional diplomacy.
The 1974 security agreement has long been a reference point in relations between Syria and Israel.
In this case, the foreign minister framed it as the basis for any renewed arrangement.
