News for Monday, 2024-08-26.

The SFM’s News:

• The media office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published a news report and commentary on Bashar al-Assad’s speech before the People’s Assembly.
• The Family Affairs Office of the SFM published a study: “Online Education as a Solution to the Syrian Education Dilemma.”
• The Scientific Office / Capacity Building and Self-Development Department completed training for “English Language Level 2.”
• From the memory of the Syrian revolution, August 26, 2011: On this day in 2011, Farhan Haq, Deputy Spokesman for the UN Secretary-General, stated that the UN mission had concluded its work in Syria, adding, “The mission concluded that, although there was no national humanitarian crisis, there was an urgent need to protect civilians from the excessive use of force.”

Internal News:

• Before the deadline, “Hossam Louka” issued lists of names of those wanted for “settlement” in Telbisseh.
• An explosive device killed a leader in Daraa, and the body of a kidnapped person was found by the “Central Committees.”
• Evacuation of a residential building consisting of 14 apartments in northwestern Syria after sudden cracks appeared.
• One person died and two were injured when a pedestrian bridge collapsed onto a van in Damascus.
• Expected rains in Idlib and Aleppo with unstable summer weather in Syria.
• Eight traffic accidents in northwestern Syria resulted in five casualties in one day.
• In response to civilian bombings, local fighters have besieged an Assad regime checkpoint between Dael and Ibtaa.
• The “General Security” lost three members during a security operation in the Idlib countryside.
• A protest in the city of Al-Bab supports the opening of the Abu Zandin crossing.
• The “Syrian Education Ministry” received 5,000 books for teaching the Russian language in schools.
• A protest in front of the “Revolutionary Youth” building affiliated with the “SDF” denouncing the kidnapping of a child.

Related News:

• Russia: We destroyed three bases of militants in the Syrian desert who came from the Tanf area.
• Turkish intelligence targets a PKK leader in northeastern Syria.

International News:

• More than 20 killed and injured in Israeli airstrikes on two houses in Gaza.
• Iraqi authorities seize 100 kilograms of captagon.
• Experts: School closures in the U.S. due to monkeypox are unlikely.
• The passing of former Lebanese Prime Minister Salim al-Hoss.