News for Thursday, 2024-09-05.

The SFM’s News:

• The Office of the Presidency of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) issued an Administrative Decision | Official Attendance Assignment for Mr. Ammar Khaled Al-Taklah, Director of the Capacity Building and Self-Development Department, under the Scientific Office of the SFM, to represent Dr. Zaher Badarani, the President of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM), at the Book Fair event organized by the House of Culture and Knowledge in Northern Syria, held in Idlib.
• Upon an invitation from the House of Culture and Knowledge in Northern Syria, the Syrian Future (SFM) Movement is participating in the 2024 Idlib Book Fair, today, Thursday, 05-09-2024.
• The Media Office of the Syrian Future Movement (SFM) published a memory from the Syrian Revolution, 09-05-2011, where on this day in 2011: Aleppo witnessed protests in Al-Sakhoor, Al-Marjeh, and Sheikh Maqsoud, along with demonstrations in Al-Bab and A‘azaz. Protesters chanted against the regime, burned the Russian flag, and raised a banner celebrating the formation of the National Council.
• The SFM Media Office also published a caricature titled: Syrian Revolution Caricature No. 89.

Internal News:

• Among them the automation of exams: new decisions by the Syrian regime government regarding education.
• A mass dismissal decision in Sweida Electricity raises fears of a complete sector paralysis.
• Two people were killed, and 300 sheep died following an armed attack in the Raqqa desert.
• Deaths in a drone attack targeting a vehicle belonging to Iranian militias in Al-Bukamal.
• Syrian regime forces arrested civilians at a checkpoint in Al-Qutayfah as they returned from northern Syria.
• A hospital in Deir ez-Zor was closed after an armed attack by relatives of a child who died from a gunshot wound.
• The Russian Reconciliation Center announces the death of four regime members in Latakia.
• The Syrian Network condemns the decision to cancel the Paralympic Games in Idlib.
• The “Autonomous Administration” is preparing again for municipal elections in scattered areas, without media coverage.
• The Syrian regime announces the end of the security campaign and withdraws from Talbiseh.
• Al-Mayadeen Channel: No guarantees regarding Turkey’s readiness to discuss withdrawing its forces from northern Syria.
• The General Security affiliated with SDF arrests the head of the Reconciliation Office in Raqqa.
• Civil Defense extinguishes two fires in primitive fuel refining stations in eastern Aleppo.
• Military Security elements killed and wounded in an ambush in Qalamoun.
• Three regime security members killed near the Nasib border crossing in eastern Daraa.
• The “Sham Front” demands a no-confidence vote against Abdul Rahman Mustafa’s government and refers him to the judiciary.
• The mayor of the Iranian capital visits Syria for “twinning” between Damascus and Tehran.
• A decree issued to grant compensation to graduate medical students, provided they work in university hospitals.

Related News:

• The Human Rights Council: Syria is not safe for the return of refugees, and countries should stop forced deportations.
• Turkish intelligence announces the killing of a leader in the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) in northeastern Syria.
• UNICEF inspects the water network in Al-Bab and assesses its readiness for pumping.

International News:

• Four people killed in a school shooting in the U.S. state of Georgia.
• Namibia, the African state, slaughters 700 wild animals to feed its people.
• To inspect “security measures,” Egypt’s Chief of Staff reaches the border with Gaza.
• The UN: Workers witnessed a significant drop in their share of the global income.