The SFM’s News:
- The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published: From the memory of the Syrian revolution: 2012/01/18: On this day in 2012: Two evening protests took place in Latakia’s Saliba and Aouina neighborhoods, where demonstrators raised the revolution flag, chanted anti-regime slogans, and wrote revolutionary phrases on the walls.
- The Media Office for the Syrian Future Movement published: Syrian Revolution Caricatures No. (213).
Internal News:
- Al-Shaibani: Calls on Arab nations to support Syria’s reconstruction.
- Accident: Two people died in a traffic accident on the Maaloula-Damascus road.
- Turkish Drone Strike: Targets a PKK leader in Qamishli.
- Fire Incident: A woman died and material damage occurred due to an SDF shelling in Aleppo countryside.
- Arab League Delegation: Arrives in Damascus to meet the Syrian administration.
- Mine Explosion: Two young men killed while attempting to clear mines in Idlib and Latakia.
- Mazloum Abdi: Discusses Syria’s situation and anti-ISIS operations with CENTCOM commander.
- Old Tunnel Collapse: A 50-meter-long tunnel from the former regime causes road subsidence on the Idlib-Saraqib road.
- Car Bombing: A third car bombing in less than a month in Manbij, eastern Aleppo.
- Weapons Smuggling: Foiled attempt to smuggle weapons shipment from Tartus to Lebanon.
Related News:
- Erdogan: We will soon take decisive steps to resolve the “SDF” issue in Syria.
- Qatar: Discusses Syria’s developments with Ukraine and Cyprus.
- Erdogan: The division of Syria has failed, and refugee return is voluntary.
- Azerbaijan’s FM: Ready to support Syria in becoming an influential global power.
- United Nations: Israel’s presence and activities in the occupied Golan violate the disengagement agreement.
International News:
- Palestine: 23 Palestinians martyred as Israel continues massacres ahead of the ceasefire.
- Qatar: Gaza ceasefire to begin at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday.
- Netanyahu: No truce will be implemented before receiving the list of released hostages.
- Sisi: Stresses the need for foreign forces and mercenaries to leave Libya.
