Rojava Intel

The exhaustion, fatigue, and severe psychological and physical suffering experienced by our forces who were kidnapped by the so-called Damascus government are extremely great. It is similar to what happened in ISIS prisons, where there was physical and psychological torture, and they were forced into what is called the so-called ‘jihadist condition.

Do you remember the “repentance car” during the era of the terrorist organization ISIS in Raqqa, Deir ez-Zor, and the other cities it controlled? Now the same car belonging to the Damascus authorities is roaming the streets of the Syrian coast, Hama, Homs, and Damascus to spread the ideology of excommunication, jihad, and repentance. ISIS is being rebuilt, this time in the form of a recognized government, with the support of countries that once called themselves democratic and claimed to fight terrorism.

Jihadist slogans in the city of Latakia!! Demonstrations by supporters of the jihadists backing the authority of the government in Damascus to frighten and terrorize the Alawites in the city of Latakia.. This is the mentality of the authority. During the era of the late al-Assad, his supporters used to do the same in non-Alawite cities for intimidation, and now the opposite is happening. Their mentality is all the same.. Nothing will change in Syria…

In the eastern countryside of Aleppo - Syrian Government Forces opened fire on protesters resulting in several wounded protesters.

Parliament elections are taking place now, but without the people… Just as the Assad regime used to do before, there is no fairness and no real choice by the people, as representatives of the authority were selected, not elected… The Kurds and the Kurdish parties are not participating, and they reject it… Also, no person from the Syriac, Armenian, Kurdish, or Yazidi communities was nominated…

Here is the moment the jihadists (the army of the Damascus government) entered the American base in Syria after the withdrawal of its forces.. The American flag was removed and humiliated to the sound of jihadist chants, and the truth is also that ISIS won through the efforts of the Turks, the Americans’ representatives, and its ambassador Tom Barrack.. This scene will remain in history, and for the American people, so they may know its consequences in the future.

Two Kurdish Political Prisoners Executed in Iran Ramin Zaleh and Karim Maroufpour, two Kurdish political prisoners, were executed in Iran early Wednesday, May 21, 2026. Ramin Zaleh, from Naqadeh in West Azerbaijan (Urmia) Province, had previously been sentenced to death in December 2025 by Branch One of the Revolutionary Court in Mahabad. He was charged with “acting against national security through membership in a Kurdish opposition party (baghi)". Karim Maroufpour, also from Naqadeh, was arrested by security forces in Sardasht in April 2021 and was reportedly beaten during his arrest. According to reports, both prisoners were detained on charges of cooperating with the Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan and were held for long periods in enforced disappearance without contact with their families.

The PDKI has been struck as well. That’s 3 out of the 4 Kurdish opposition parties; it’s likely that the PAK camp will also be subjected to a drone attack soon.

Iran carried out 2 new drone attacks against the Kurdish opposition forces from Rojhelat in the Autonomous Region of Kurdistan. First attack struck the Komalla parties camp and the second attack targeted the camp of the Khabat party. Interestingly local reports identified the sound of a fighter jet flying at low altitude over the area between Mosul and Duhok.

So far, the excavation, concrete pouring, and wire installation works continue, and there is heavy activity of excavators and concrete trucks along the border line. It has also been observed that two concrete mixer trucks belonging to the Turkish state are operating near the border line opposite the villages of Delavê Kera and Mêrka Mîra on the Turkish side, and according to information, they are pouring concrete into the trenches. In recent times, the Turkish state has built a border protection outpost opposite the village of Eyndîwar, which is affiliated with the Dêrik district. It has also repaired the border line that was damaged by heavy floods opposite the village of Zuhêriye (also affiliated with the Dêrik district). Information regarding unmanned aerial vehicles (UVACs) indicates that since the Turkish state began digging the trench and constructing the barbed wire border fence, the airspace over the region has not been empty, with continuous flights along the entire border line.

EXCLUSIVE INFORMATION 🧵 Turkish State Activities on the Border Line! Excavation works, concrete pouring, and installation of barbed wire border fences are being carried out inside Turkish territory, along the border line opposite the Dêrik/Al Malekiah region. According to the information received by private source, the Turkish state is carrying out excavation and concrete pouring works on the Turkish border line opposite the Çilaxa region (starting from the village of Xirbe Belka, passing through the villages of Batirzan and Dêrna Axê, and extending to the border line opposite the Tirbespiyê district). At the same time, they are installing barbed wire border fences approximately three meters high. There is a road behind the wall, and behind the road, barbed wire is being installed along the entire border line in the mentioned area. In addition, according to reports, they are digging a large trench that allows vehicles to pass through.

After Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor... High tension now in the northern Aleppo countryside between the government and the people

Residents of Aleppo and its countryside are taking part in protest marches against the government due to deteriorating living conditions, rising prices, and the increases imposed by the government on goods, in addition to the lack of job opportunities, the fuel crisis, and the worsening security situation. The government forces responded by suppressing and attacking the protesters in an attempt to disperse the demonstrations.

Video: A farmer from the Hama countryside addresses a message on behalf of Syrian farmers to those concerned: "Diesel is in dollars and wheat is in Syrian pounds."

This is Er Raqqa! Listen carefully! From the ongoing protests in Raqqa against the interim Damascus government... "We used to say that SDF was violating our rights, but then we realized we were actually living in paradise. SDF has now started to become our dream."

Turkish gendarmerie reportedly tortured 11 Syrians, mostly children, near the Girê Spî border while they were trying to cross into Turkey. Victims showed signs of severe beating, burns and abuse before being deported back to Syria.

A protest vigil by the families of the kidnapped Kurds in the city of Amouda, demanding the immediate release of their children and refusing any bargaining over them by the Al-Qaeda government in Damascus .

Turkish soldiers opened fire on 10 civilians in the town of Til Temir near the border. Three people were injured as a result of the gunfire.

Kurdish parties reject the “People’s Assembly elections” in Damascus, describing them as illegitimate appointments - Kurdish parties: Limiting Kurdish representation to four seats is political exclusion and systematic marginalization. - Kurdish parties accuse Damascus of reproducing policies of demographic change against the Kurds. - Kurdish parties demand parliamentary representation of no fewer than 40 seats in the Syrian People’s Assembly. - Kurdish parties affirm that the allocated representation does not reflect Kurdish will and lacks popular mandate. - Kurdish parties warn of the consequences of entrenching the current representation on the future of political rights. - Kurdish parties emphasize the continuation of peaceful struggle for a decentralized democratic constitution. - Kurdish parties state that current policies threaten stability and deepen the Syrian crisis. - Kurdish parties reaffirm their rejection of any mechanisms of political exclusion in shaping Syria’s future.

The families of the abductees held by the Damascus government are staging a sit-in in the city of Kobani, demanding the release of their children and rejecting any bargaining over the issue of the abductees. So far, the Damascus government, under orders from Turkey, continues to delay the release of the abductees and attempts to use them as a tool of pressure and bargaining against the Kurdish people and their leadership.