Syria accepts ceasefire deal announced by US and Russia
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- Syria accepts a ceasefire deal announced by the US and Russia, but says it reserves the right to respond to any breach by armed groups against civilians or the army.
- Press TV’s Altaf Ahmad takes us to the liberated Iraqi city of Ramadi where Daesh have left behind nothing but ruins. Meanwhile, the army continues advancing in the area.
- Officials from Afghanistan, Pakistan, the United States and China meet in Kabul to try and set a date for the first direct talks with the Taliban militants.
- Israeli forces demolish the homes of two Palestinians in the occupied West Bank over alleged anti-Israeli attacks, amid criticism from rights groups.
- Plus, Israel deliberately opens the dams towards the besieged Gaza Strip drowning agricultural lands, and some homes, causing significant property damage.
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