At least 35 people are killed after two buses collide in Syria, according to state media reports cited by multiple outlets. The crash occurs on a highway connecting the Syrian capital, Damascus, with Deir el-Zour. Media accounts describe the incident as involving two buses, with casualties reported immediately after the collision. While the exact cause of the crash is not specified in the provided reports, the reports consistently attribute the death toll to information released by Syrian state media. The incident is covered as breaking news, and details beyond the location and the minimum number of deaths are limited in the available summaries. No information is provided here about injuries, the circumstances leading to the collision, or any official investigation findings. The reports agree on the core facts: two buses collide in Syria, the crash is on the Damascus–Deir el-Zour highway, and at least 35 people die as a result.