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VİDEO 1/Hama - Tayyibat al-Imam town VİDEO 2-3/Damascus, Barzeh: Car vandalism

Palmyra - Damascus - Homs - Hama Almost every major city in Syria is witnessing massive mobs that are attacking and looting houses, cars and shops of people they declared to be *Shabiha* - a term formerly used to describe Syria regime affiliated individuals but has now become a term used to describe to dissidents such as minorities, critical voices or other individuals not in line with the Jolani-Government. This comes days after mobs have publicly lynched an individual who is being accused of being a former regime figure. During the reign of Assad - the centralised state was the biggest employer and the only source for a secured income - by default, most individuals who lived in Syrian Government controlled areas were to some extent part of the Syrian regime - *Shabiha* Hence why the term Shabiha in itself is not to be taken seriously.

Video 1/Now, unrest has begun in Al-Houla, in the western part of the Homs countryside. HTS supporters and jihadist groups are taking to the streets on motorcycles, calling for a massacre. Video 2/Attacks have also begun in the Barzeh neighborhood near the entrance to Ash al-Warwar in Damascus.

Militias of loyalists and members affiliated with the “al-Qaeda government” in Damascus are gathering and preparing to attack the Alawite neighborhood of Ash al-Warwar in Damascus, and al-Suqaylabiyah in the countryside of Hama.

Here the paper leaflets are being distributed by members of the Al-Qaeda government (Damascus) and its supporters in the streets of Latakia, Daraa, and Aleppo, demanding that civilians either flee the area or be killed.

Massacre attacks are spreading to many cities in Syria! Video 1-2-3/There is complete chaos in the city of Palmyra in the countryside of Homs.HTS supporters and jihadist groups set fire to civilians' homes and vehicles. Video 4/There are also attacks in the town of Maardabsa countryside of Idlib(4)

URGENT In Syria, massacres against minority populations continue with the support of the Damascus government forces. Currently, violent attacks are being carried out against the Alawite population living in the Ash al-Warwer neighborhood of Damascus. Jihadist groups are calling for massacres and taking to the streets.

ISIS has intensified its attacks more than ever before! Currently, clashes continue in the center of Raqqa between forces loyal to the Damascus government and ISIS militants. The number of wounded among the STG is increasing.

URGENT Two ISIS members attacked a General Security checkpoint in Raqqa city. A clash erupted between General Security forces and ISIS members inside the checkpoint.During the clash, one of the ISIS members detonated a bomb.The second was killed. 6 STG members were seriously injured.

Attacks by supporters of the Damascus government against civilians, accusing them of having been “Shabiha” of the former regime. There is widespread chaos now in Aleppo, Idlib, and Damascus. Syria has become a catastrophe, with support from Turkey and its man Tom Barrack.

The Turkish Armed Forces have also launched reconnaissance operations from the Dawoudiya, Menagh, and Azaz camps, and from the Tal Tamr and Zirkan lines—particularly on the Sheikh Farhan and Sheikh Suru fronts. Military training has intensified at the Dawoudiya camp and on the Sheikh Farhan front line near Zirkan. Armed groups and Turkish forces have increased their movements along the front lines to organize and reorganize their units. In a related context, prior to the withdrawal of Turkish forces from these two areas, a technical maintenance team entered through the El-Şukriya border crossing to carry out repair work on the observation towers belonging to the Atık el-Hava and Ümmü Aşba regions. Observers confirm that these movements constitute a reliable indicator that the Turkish state intends to maintain its presence in the Ras al-Ayn (Sere Kaniye) region and will not withdraw from the area at this stage. Sources in the region state that the aforementioned maintenance teams are involved in technical tasks related to aerial surveillance and reconnaissance systems, and are not part of the established surveillance system in the Aleppo region.

🚨EXCLUSIVE INFORMATION The Turkish State and the armed groups affiliated with it are strengthening their presence in Ras al-Ayn by establishing additional fortifications and military positions. Turkish forces continue repositioning in Ras al-Ayn (Sere Kaniye) and the surrounding rural areas by removing earthen trenches and evacuating positions, while simultaneously constructing new earthen trenches and establishing new positions. They are also improving fortifications and infrastructure in military zones. This repositioning aligns with the objectives of consolidating their occupation in the region and facilitating reconnaissance, surveillance, and road control in coordination with pro-Turkish groups within the Syrian Interim Government. The most prominent areas where fortifications, earthen trenches, and positions are being constructed are: the border line opposite the villages of Al-Dawoudiya, Tell Muhammed, Rashu, and Atiya Baghar, as well as the Triksek region.

🚨N. Syria: Bloody attacks on civilians in rural Idlib over accusations of ties to the former regime A group of locals carried out a brutal attack on an elderly civilian in the Kafr Takharim area of rural Idlib, accusing him of collaborating with the former regime. They dragged him through the streets and tortured him in a barbaric manner. He is believed to have died from his injuries. A similar attack took place in the Kafr Oweid area of rural Idlib, targeting civilian homes. Gunmen also shot and killed a young man near his car in KafrOweid, accusing him of ties to the former regime. So far, it remains unclear how the accusations of collaboration were made against these individuals , even though these areas have been outside the former regime’s control for more than 13 years. Some residents suggested the attacks occurred simply because the victims had lived in areas previously held by the regime. (I don’t think that even if these accusations were true, it in any way justifies killing people like this.)

Urgent Following the attacks in coastal areas, massacres have now begun in Idlib! Jihadist groups affiliated with the Damascus government attacked dozens of civilians in Idlib today who they claim are supporters of the Assad regime. They are currently taking to the streets to kill civilians they claim are supporters of the former regime.

Car bomb explodes in Al-Bab Local sources said the explosion took place near the Al-Nasir mosque near the Senter roundabout in the city of Al-Bab in the eastern countryside of Aleppo. Initial reports indicate that there were injuries in the incident. According to sources, the bomb was planted in the car of a commander of the Ministry of Defense.

The sources noted that the real purpose is not economic benefit as much as it is practically a sale of the Syrian coast to Turkey, and the deployment of the towers aims to monitor communications coming out and coming from the Syrian coastal regions.

Eyewitnesses from the Al-Samar area, located between Kasab and Ras al-Basit on the Syrian coast, reported the construction of Turkish telecommunications bases and towers atop several high hills overlooking the region. This construction is taking place amidst unusually heavy security measures that have raised numerous questions among residents. According to eyewitnesses who spoke to Dar News Network, the roads leading to these bases and towers are heavily guarded by General Security personnel. Concrete barriers have also been erected around the sites, a move described by local residents as reflecting a high level of fortification and protection compared to the nature of the existing facilities. In the same context, local sources from the Syrian coast revealed to our network that a number of citizens have noticed their mobile phones receiving messages from the Syrian network indicating that they have entered Turkish territory, despite being within Syrian territory.

Eyewitnesses from the Al-Samar area, located between Kasab and Ras al-Basit on the Syrian coast, reported the construction of Turkish telecommunications bases and towers atop several high hills overlooking the region. This construction is taking place amidst unusually heavy security measures that have raised numerous questions among residents. According to eyewitnesses who spoke to Dar News Network, the roads leading to these bases and towers are heavily guarded by General Security personnel. Concrete barriers have also been erected around the sites, a move described by local residents as reflecting a high level of fortification and protection compared to the nature of the existing facilities. In the same context, local sources from the Syrian coast revealed to our network that a number of citizens have noticed their mobile phones receiving messages from the Syrian network indicating that they have entered Turkish territory, despite being within Syrian territory. The sources noted that the real purpose is

أفاد شهود عيان من منطقة السمر الواقعة بين كسب ورأس البسيط على الساحل السوري، بإنشاء قـ ـواعد وأبراج اتصالات تركية فوق عدد من التلال المرتفعة المطلة على المنطقة، وسط إجراءات أمـ ـنية مشـ ـددة وغير مألوفة أثارت تساؤلات واسعة بين الأهالي. وبحسب ما نقله شهود العيان لـ "شبكة دار نيوز الإعلامية"، فإن الطرق المؤدية إلى تلك القـ ـواعد والأبراج تخضع لحـ ـراسة مكثفة من قبل عنـ ـاصر الأمـ.ـن العام، فيما جرى نشر موانع إسمنتية حول المواقع التي تضم القـ ـواعد والأبراج، في خطوة وصفها سكان محليون بأنها تعكس مستوىً عالياً من التحـ ـصين والحمـ ـاية مقارنة بطبيعة المنشآت الموجودة هناك. وفي السياق ذاته، كشفت مصادر محلية من الساحل السوري لشبكتنا أن عدداً من المواطنين لاحظوا تلقي هواتفهم المحمولة رسائل من الشبكة السورية تفيد بدخولهم إلى الأراضي التركية رغم وجودهم داخل الأراضي السورية. ونوهت المصادر بأن الغـ ـرض الحقيقي ليس المنـ ـفعة الاقتصـ ـادية بالقدر الذي يعتبر عملياً عملية بيـ ـع للساحل السوري لصالح #تركيا ونشر الأبـ ـراج يهدف إلى مراقـ ـبة الاتصالات الصادرة والواردة من مناطق الساحل السوري. #DAR_NEWS

Protests and demonstrations by residents of the areas from which the Syrian Democratic Forces withdrew and where the Al-Qaeda government forces (Damascus) entered. We will no longer accept this and remain silent; we prefer the bullet and death over living this way. The protesters say: “We are now completely burned out. Everything has become expensive, there are no basic necessities of life, and unemployment has increased significantly. They also say: During the days of the SDF, all young people had salaries and jobs, and personally, I and everyone else used to get gasoline at the cheapest price and in sufficient quantities for us.” This is the reality on the ground, which Tom Barrack is distorting in favor of Al-Qaeda groups and Turkey.