Movement News:
The Political Bureau of the Syrian Future Movement issued a statement entitled: Report of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Events on the Syrian Coast.
The Media Office of the Syrian Future Movement published: State Symbols and Flags in Syria (32) by Haqi al-Azm.
Internal News:
Fires in the Ghab Plain are haunting residents and causing a humanitarian crisis.
Dozens protest the “Victory Boulevard” project in Homs.
Foreign fighters demand the government’s right to obtain Syrian citizenship and a passport.
The Anti-Narcotics Department seizes a shipment of Captagon and dismantles a smuggling network in two special operations.
The Ministry of Health sets interview dates for the second batch of those dismissed from their jobs.
The “Autonomous Administration” gives the administration of Al-Furat University a month to evacuate its faculties in Hasakah.
The Supreme Committee for the Elections of the People’s Assembly requests a visit to Sweida to consult with activists.
An audio recording ignites protests against the police chief in the city of Baniyas.
Al-Bakour calls for “reconciling hearts and reconciliation” between the tribes and Druze in Sweida.
Lattakia and Hama fires devour forests. 50 firefighting teams battle rugged terrain.
Aid convoy reaches the Busra al-Sham corridor to enter Sweida province.
Lattakia Governor: Most of the Kassab fires have been brought under control and the situation is under control.
On its way from Sweida to Damascus, a woman was shot dead by unknown assailants in the Daraa countryside.
An explosive device caused material damage in the town of Muzayrib in the Daraa countryside.
The National Committee to Investigate the Sweida Incidents denies issuing any official statements.
The Syrian Defense Ministry: Remnants of the ousted regime attacked a military vehicle in the Lattakia countryside.
Food poisoning cases affect members of the 62nd Division in the Aleppo countryside.
The Interior Ministry in Lattakia arrests a person accused of mutilating civilian bodies and committing serious violations.
Related News:
Ali Larijani: Normalizing Iran’s relations with Syria is possible, but it depends on Damascus’s actions.
The Syrian embassy in Qatar issues its first passport after a 13-year hiatus.
Disappeared a week ago: Dutch authorities find the body of a Syrian woman, and the suspect is on the run.
Turkey to increase electricity exports to Syria early next year.
International News:
Coinciding with Zelensky’s visit to London, 84 soldiers exchanged between Russia and Ukraine.
A prominent ISIS leader arrested in an airdrop in Kirkuk.
Naim Qassem: We will not surrender our weapons, and our protests may reach the Washington embassy.
44 people arrested in corruption investigation targeting the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality.
