News for Wednesday, 2024-08-07.

The SFM’s News:

• The Future Movement (SFM) Presidency Office published an article titled “Service Parties as an Alternative Solution in Syria.”
• The Media Office of the Future Movement (SFM) published a caricature titled: Syrian Revolution Caricature No. 62.
• The Media Office of the Future Movement (SFM) published a memory from the Syrian Revolution 2015/08/07, where on this day in 2015, the UN Security Council adopted resolution 2235 (2015) authorizing the establishment of a joint investigative mechanism to identify those responsible for the use of chemical weapons in Syria.
• The Tawad Educational Schools series in Afrin is actively engaging with its students during the summer period to enhance their education, address any deficiencies, and prepare them for the upcoming academic year.

Internal News:

• 10 people were injured in a house fire in Al-Husseiniya town in Rural Damascus.
• 20 people were killed and injured in an explosion at the Al-Shat checkpoint near A‘azaz city.
• International coalition aircraft targeted the so-called “Tribal Army” in eastern Deir ez-Zor.
• The “Syrian Democratic Forces” (SDF) besieged the Syrian regime in Hasakah in response to an attack by the Tribal Army.
• The “People’s Assembly” of the Syrian regime allows one of its members to be prosecuted.
• The University of Damascus is preparing to enter the Times Higher Education ranking.
• The so-called “Tribal Army” attacks SDF positions in eastern Deir ez-Zor, with the latter accusing Louqa of leading the battle.
• The Syrian Network for Human Rights: “Syrian Democratic Forces” detained several civilians in Manbij.
• In 24 hours, the Civil Defense extinguished 17 fires in northern Syria.
• 7 civilians were injured by a guided missile from Syrian regime forces in Rural Hama.

Related News:

• The U.S. State Department reaffirms the necessity for the Syrian regime to implement Resolution 2254.
• “Anne Snow,” the British Special Envoy to Syria, discusses support for Syrian refugees and combating smuggling with Jordanian officials.

International News:

• Elon Musk faces potential British questioning over the role of “X” in the riots.
• Russia repels the most intense Ukrainian attack since the beginning of the war targeting the south of the country.
• Harris chooses the Minnesota Governor as her running mate in the 2024 elections.
• One person was killed and eight were trapped by a partial hotel collapse in Germany.
• 75 migrants were rescued off the coast of Greece, and a smuggler was chased on Symi Island.
• The British Home Secretary announces new security arrangements to support mosques against extremism.
• UN experts condemn the escalation of violence in the Middle East and call for a ceasefire.