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News for Thursday, 2025-02-06

SFM News:

Internal News:

  • International Commission Documents Looting by Overthrown Regime Forces: The International Commission of Inquiry revealed systematic looting carried out by overthrown regime forces, targeting the possessions of displaced Syrians in various regions.
  • Syrian Forces Raid Hawik Town, Pursue Drug Traffickers: Syrian forces conducted an operation in the border town of Hawik, near Lebanon, to target drug trafficking networks.
  • Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara Receives High-Level Slovenian Delegation: Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara met with a high-level delegation from Slovenia to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
  • Ongoing Drop in Temperatures and Snowfall in Syrian Mountainous Areas: Syria is experiencing continuous drops in temperatures, with heavy snow covering mountainous regions.
  • “Syrian Trust for Development” Announces New Structure and Name: The Syrian Trust for Development announced a restructuring of its management and a new name as part of its developmental plan.
  • 65 Civilian Deaths from “SDF” Snipers in Aleppo Over Two Months: Field reports documented the deaths of 65 civilians in Aleppo due to sniper fire from “SDF” over the past two months.
  • Public Security Arrests Fake Volunteer Team in Hama: Public security arrested individuals posing as a volunteer team in Hama province, charged with fraud and exploitation of citizens.
  • Saudi Medical Team Begins Volunteer Work in Damascus Hospitals: The “Hope” program launched a Saudi medical team to begin its volunteer work in hospitals in Damascus.
  • Preparations in Qamishli for Kurdish National Conference Excluding “National Council”: Preparations continue in Qamishli for a Kurdish National Conference, with the exclusion of the Kurdish National Council.
  • Social Affairs Ministry Meets with UNRWA Director to Revitalize Damaged Facilities: The Ministry of Social Affairs met with the Director of UNRWA in Syria to discuss methods of revitalizing damaged facilities.
  • Security Campaign Against “Regime Remnants” in Damascus’ Tadamun Neighborhood: Security forces launched an extensive campaign in the Tadamun neighborhood of Damascus targeting what they described as “regime remnants.”
  • White Helmets Remember February 6 Earthquake Anniversary: On the second anniversary of the devastating earthquake, the White Helmets organization reminded Syrians of the dual disasters they faced, further deepening their suffering.

Related News:

  • EU Invites Syrian Foreign Minister to Visit Brussels: The European Union has officially invited Syria’s Foreign Minister for a visit to Brussels soon to discuss regional and international issues.
  • Syrian-Turkish Discussions on Joint Transportation and Railway Projects: The Syrian Ministry of Transport discussed joint projects with Turkey concerning the development of roads and railways between the two countries.
  • Turkish Defense Ministry Reveals Plans to Develop Syrian Army and Responds to Airbase Allegations: The Turkish Ministry of Defense confirmed its intention to participate in developing Syria’s military capabilities and responded to claims regarding the establishment of new airbases.
  • SDF Accuses Turkey of Obstructing Positive Dialogue with Syrian Government: The SDF accused Turkey of attempting to block the “positive dialogue” process with the Syrian government, considering it interference in their political affairs.

International News:

  • Israel Announces Withdrawal from Human Rights Council Following Trump’s Lead: In a move similar to former President Trump’s decision, Israel announced its withdrawal from the UN Human Rights Council.
  • Israel Starts Military Plan to Expel Gazan Palestinians Following Trump’s Statements: Following former President Trump’s statements, Israel began developing a military plan aimed at expelling Palestinians from Gaza.
  • Two Israeli Soldiers Killed, Eight Injured by Strong Winds in Gaza: Two Israeli soldiers were killed, and eight others injured due to strong winds that swept across northern Gaza.
  • 6.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Aegean Sea: A 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck the Aegean Sea, continuing a series of tremors in the region and causing concern among local residents.
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