Movement News:
The Political Bureau of the Syrian Future Movement issued a statement titled: Removing Security Barriers on the Syrian Coast.
The Political Bureau of the Syrian Future Movement issued a statement titled: The Current Situation in Sweida and the Coast and the Visit of Patriarch John X.
Internal News:
Assassination of Former Syrian National Army Leader Farouk Abu Bakr.
Following the assassination of Farouk Abu Bakr, the Deputy Minister of Interior vows to “hold the criminals accountable.”
The Minister of Emergency announces the complete extinguishing and cooling of forest and woodland fires in the western Hama countryside.
Three civilians were injured in the targeting of a car traveling from Sweida to Damascus.
A decision was issued to ban the use of private cars for passenger transport within the city of Hama.
Druze in Idlib reject calls for secession and affirm their support for the Syrian government.
The Syrian Army carries out a naval deployment along the borders of territorial waters.
The fires continued for 11 days, damaging approximately 4,000 hectares in the Ghab Plain in Hama.
Civil Defense warns of renewed fires in Latakia and calls for adherence to prevention guidelines.
Al-Qarabis neighborhood in Homs removed from the “Nasr Boulevard” project.
A young man was killed and his father was injured in a landmine explosion south of Deir ez-Zor.
Syrian Bakeries Corporation: The weight and price of a loaf of bread are stable, and there is no intention of adjusting them at the moment.
President al-Sharaa: Those calling for partition in Syria are ignorant politicians and dreamers.
97 new families leave Sweida via the Busra al-Sham crossing.
A young man was killed and his father was injured in a landmine explosion south of Deir ez-Zor.
Related news:
Italy provides 7 million euros to support the integration of refugees and displaced persons into their areas of origin in Syria.
The National: The Syrian army is planning a large-scale offensive to seize control of Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor.
The European Union urges implementation of the recommendations of the international commission of inquiry into the events in the Sahel.
International news:
Exhumation of the remains of thousands of ISIS victims begins from a mass grave in northern Iraq.
Massive protests: Netanyahu attacks demonstrators, Israeli police arrest dozens.
Washington suspends visit visas for Gaza residents, including humanitarian medical visas.
Jordan announces the resumption of compulsory military service.
