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[00:00:02] The Internal Security Forces announced the arrest of
[00:00:05] Ismail, one of the first-line leaders in
[00:00:12] inside. So we hope
[00:00:13] that the state will pay some attention
[00:00:25] by the Secretary-General of the Presidency
[00:00:32] An hour of news from Syria TV, we begin
[00:00:34] with the headlines.
[00:00:40] The Internal Security Command in Schools in Al-Sanamayn in the countryside of Daraa closed today due to security developments
[00:00:43] and the pursuit of an
[00:00:46] tens of millions of Syrian pounds from armed cell.
[00:00:50] Internal Security arrests former Major General Ahmed Mohammad Ismail,
[00:00:55] issues, but on who held leadership positions in the Republican Guard during the era of the
[00:00:58] ousted regime.
[00:01:01] requires a lot of President Ahmed Al-Shara discusses with a number of ministers and officials
[00:01:05] the launch of industrial, tourism, and real estate projects in
[00:01:10] relevant authorities, and ensuring the consistency Aleppo.
[00:01:12] is much less than Netanyahu and a number of his ministers storm the plaza of
[00:01:15] the Western Wall in occupied Jerusalem on the eve of
[00:01:18] what is called the Jewish
[00:01:20] Day of Atonement.
[00:01:24] Homs after weeks of
[00:01:30] The Educational Complex in Al-Sanamayn city, Daraa countryside,
[00:01:34] announced the closure of the city's schools today, Sunday, due to the current
[00:01:37] security situation. The complex stated that the holiday aims to ensure
[00:01:44] they will bear the consequences of that or at the clash with the safety of students and administrative and teaching staff. This
[00:01:46] least accept that this comes after the security tensions that the city witnessed following the dismantling and pursuit of an
[00:01:50] armed cell that targeted the Internal Security Forces earlier.
[00:01:53] سابق.
[00:02:00] The Internal Security Forces in Daraa announced the arrest of
[00:02:03] affect the one of the leaders of the armed cell involved in the killing of three
[00:02:07] security personnel and the injury of others during
[00:02:10] the execution of a security operation in Al-Sanamayn city
[00:02:13] to arrest one of the wanted persons. This came after the Director of Internal Security
[00:02:16] in Daraa Governorate, Brigadier General
[00:02:20] be a solution, at least a temporary Hussam Al-Tahan, announced that the identity of the cell's leaders had been established.
[00:02:23] More details with colleague
[00:02:27] neighborhoods are still waiting for their turn Amir Radwan. A complex security situation in Al-Sanamayn
[00:02:29] in the countryside of Daraa has resulted, over
[00:02:31] It is acceptable for there to be the past few days, in security tension experienced by
[00:02:34] the city after the killing of three members of the Internal Security
[00:02:37] Forces and the injury of others with wounds during
[00:02:41] a mission to arrest one of the wanted persons in the city, where
[00:02:44] they faced armed resistance and heavy gunfire from several
[00:02:47] locations around
[00:02:49] per second, the site. The Internal Security Forces
[00:02:50] integration into in Daraa announced that they were able
[00:02:53] at this to reach the cell responsible for the killing of its members after
[00:02:57] and remain under observation for security pursuits, noting that during the operation, they found weapons, ammunition,
[00:03:00] and devices prepared for detonation and equipment
[00:03:04] the condition of the dams used in the manufacture of
[00:03:06] or to be an obstacle in this explosives. The security forces also announced not to the arrest of
[00:03:08] five members of the cell, including Walid Al-Fallah, one of the most prominent
[00:03:12] leaders of the armed cell, and pledged
[00:03:15] to bring them to the competent judiciary.
[00:03:18] Local sources indicated that those targeted in the Al-Sanamayn
[00:03:23] of residents to a number of operation are a mixture of remnants of the ousted regime, ISIS cells,
[00:03:27] and other wanted persons, noting
[00:03:30] that the security forces had reinforced their deployment in Al-Sanamayn city after
[00:03:33] the clashes, bringing in
[00:03:36] measures, reinforcements to the area and imposing a temporary curfew and continuing
[00:03:41] discontent here and there. This to pursue those involved in targeting the security
[00:03:46] is bad, electricity a number of executive office members in patrol. As for the targeted cell, the security forces say that
[00:03:48] the cell led by Mohsen Al-Himmed and Ahmed
[00:03:51] Al-Othman was behind security tensions witnessed by
[00:03:55] Al-Sanamayn city, and also spoke of coordination between
[00:03:58] cells linked to ISIS and other cells it described as
[00:04:02] criminal, and says that it has dismantled a number of
[00:04:05] these cells. The clashes that occurred in Al-Sanamayn city
[00:04:09] brought back memories of files of weapons containment
[00:04:12] by the state and controlling hotspots that armed cells
[00:04:16] probably be many might exploit to create tensions in more than one place or
[00:04:19] pose a threat to the lives of
[00:04:22] residents. Deir Ezzor Governorate reported
[00:04:26] the funeral of 11 members of the Ministry of Interior,
[00:04:30] who died as a result of the explosion that occurred at one of the army's sites
[00:04:34] in the governorate. The governorate clarified that the funeral ceremonies
[00:04:37] were held at the National Hospital in Deir Ezzor with official
[00:04:41] and military presence. The explosion occurred two days ago
[00:04:45] in an arms depot within one of
[00:04:48] of residents in this the army's sites near Ayash town west of Deir Ezzor
[00:04:50] city. The governorate said
[00:04:52] wishing to invest there, expressing that an investigation was opened to determine the causes
[00:04:56] of the explosion and its circumstances.
[00:05:01] it started to rise. Who can bear
[00:05:10] doubt that there are many
[00:05:14] former Major General Ahmed Mohammad
[00:05:18] the Republican Guard during the rule of the ousted regime.
[00:05:21] The security forces stated that Ismail held several leadership
[00:05:24] positions, where he served as Chief of Staff of the Republican
[00:05:28] Guard for six months, then
[00:05:31] was appointed Deputy Commander of the 14th Division
[00:05:35] specialized in airborne operations for one year,
[00:05:38] and then became commander of the
[00:05:41] same division. He remained in his position until the overthrow of the
[00:05:44] ousted regime.
[00:05:52] Latakia announced the arrest of five individuals after proving
[00:05:55] their involvement in embezzling
[00:05:59] public funds. The Security Command stated that these arrests came after completing
[00:06:02] the information gathering process, where the detainees were referred
[00:06:06] to the competent judiciary to take the necessary
[00:06:09] legal actions, noting
[00:06:12] its continued efforts to combat crimes against public
[00:06:16] funds and prosecute anyone
[00:06:19] proven responsible for embezzling or wasting state funds.
[00:06:23] The Anti-Narcotics
[00:06:29] Department announced the dismantling of a network or a network
[00:06:32] active in the trade and promotion of drugs in
[00:06:37] monitoring and follow-up. The Anti-Narcotics Department indicated
[00:06:40] the killing of the network leader and his assistant during
[00:06:44] the raid operation. It also arrested nine of
[00:06:47] its members, while one member of the Anti-Narcotics
[00:06:51] Department was killed during
[00:06:54] the network.
[00:07:02] 24 people were injured to varying degrees due to
[00:07:06] a passenger bus colliding with a private car and overturning on
[00:07:10] the Banyas-Bermaya road
[00:07:12] in Tartous, while the injured were transferred to Banyas National Hospital
[00:07:16] to receive the necessary
[00:07:17] treatment.
[00:07:21] We were informed this morning of
[00:07:25] a traffic accident on Bermaya road.
[00:07:27] A bus carrying 24
[00:07:31] people.
[00:07:33] General surgeons, orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons, and the entire ambulance
[00:07:37] crew were called to the emergency department
[00:07:41] to receive the cases. The accidents were dealt with
[00:07:44] professionally, and injuries were triaged
[00:07:47] according to priority. One of the injured
[00:07:50] was immediately admitted to the operating
[00:07:54] room due to a severe crushing injury to the hand,
[00:07:56] tendon rupture, and radial artery rupture.
[00:08:00] It was an orthopedic injury.
[00:08:03] The accident involved 24 people.
[00:08:06] 14 cases were admitted
[00:08:09] 24 hours.
[00:08:24] Aleppo Governor Azzam Al-Gharib discussed with the advisor to the Presidency
[00:08:27] of the Republic, Mustafa Mazloum Abdi, the merger files in military,
[00:08:31] civilian, and service institutions, in addition to arrangements for the return
[00:08:36] areas undergoing the full merger process. This
[00:08:39] came during a meeting held at the Aleppo Governorate building, in the presence of
[00:08:43] Deputy Governor Ali Hanoura, Ilham Ahmed,
[00:08:46] Ain al-Arab Brigade Commander Mahmoud Barkhadan,
[00:08:50] and member of the merger committee, Khazna
[00:08:53] Nabi, along with
[00:08:57] the governorate and officials of Ain al-Arab and
[00:09:00] Afrin regions and the second
[00:09:02] bloc.
[00:09:07] Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said that Ankara sees
[00:09:10] a desire from all parties for the continuation of the merger process between
[00:09:14] the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces. Fidan added
[00:09:18] that Turkey is holding talks with Syrian security
[00:09:21] and intelligence agencies, through which it is following
[00:09:24] the merger process. Fidan also indicated
[00:09:28] that the data points to positive progress,
[00:09:31] emphasizing that practical steps must
[00:09:34] be taken on the
[00:09:36] ground.
[00:09:44] To discuss this file, I am joined by Mr. Ahmed Mazhar Saada, writer
[00:09:48] and political analyst, with me from Damascus. Welcome, Mr.
[00:09:51] Ahmed. I will start with the statement of the Turkish
[00:09:55] Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, especially the sentence
[00:09:58] in which he affirmed that practical steps must
[00:10:02] be taken on the ground. What does that mean? Are
[00:10:05] there problems? Is there non-compliance
[00:10:09] from the SDF on some files? Are there any details
[00:10:13] that have not been released to
[00:10:15] the media?
[00:10:18] Good morning to you and all viewers. There is no
[00:10:23] problems. that prevented implementation during the
[00:10:26] past period, but today, in my opinion, things are moving
[00:10:30] slowly, but they are moving in the right direction.
[00:10:33] Therefore, these problems certainly concern
[00:10:36] Syrians and concern the neighboring Turkish state,
[00:10:39] given that Turkish national security is greatly affected
[00:10:42] by what happens or by what could happen in terms of
[00:10:46] negative effects, God forbid, in northeastern Syria,
[00:10:49] which the Turkish state has always been keen on,
[00:10:52] because it believes that reaching understanding and integration
[00:10:56] in the northeast positively affects, by necessity,
[00:11:00] the reality of Turkish national security. Yes, I believe that even now,
[00:11:03] there are those who do not want the agreement
[00:11:06] agreed upon between the Syrian government
[00:11:10] and the SDF to be implemented
[00:11:14] during last January 29th,
[00:11:17] and therefore they prevented that in some
[00:11:20] the general level, I believe things are moving in the right
[00:11:23] direction. This
[00:11:26] time, and time will resolve all these
[00:11:30] problems, and today, I believe that the presence of Mazloum
[00:11:33] Abdi in a meeting as an advisor
[00:11:36] to the presidency with the Governor of Aleppo confirms that there are
[00:11:39] some issues related to Ain al-Arab
[00:11:43] that need some final touches, so to speak,
[00:11:46] and also need to stop
[00:11:50] anyone who tries to impede the implementation of that in
[00:11:53] this region.
[00:11:56] Yes, there are elements
[00:11:59] belonging to the Revolutionary Youth, and every now and then
[00:12:03] we witness in Ain al-Arab and those
[00:12:06] areas tensions, if
[00:12:10] that is the right word, these people.
[00:12:13] There are reports confirming
[00:12:16] that they reject the idea of integration and are working
[00:12:20] to create problems or exploit some
[00:12:23] events between.
[00:12:25] From time to time, and they
[00:12:28] agreement and affect the SDF and the government,
[00:12:31] and most importantly, the people of those areas. How long
[00:12:35] will they remain in
[00:12:39] Syria? Many people in the region ask.
[00:12:43] I believe this issue is the basis of political
[00:12:46] thinking currently in the Syrian government and in the relationship
[00:12:50] with the SDF's products, so to speak. Meaning, what is called the
[00:12:54] Revolutionary Youth cannot remain
[00:12:57] unrestrained or uncontrolled in the
[00:13:00] context of hindering the implementation of the agreement. It is true that we
[00:13:04] realize that in the SDF, there are hardline parties,
[00:13:07] including the so-called Revolutionary Youth, and they
[00:13:10] did not want to reach understandings
[00:13:13] and integration with the Syrian state, but rather dreamed of
[00:13:17] establishing an artificial mini-state in northeastern Syria under
[00:13:20] various names. Therefore, today they
[00:13:23] are trying, if possible,
[00:13:27] implement the agreement
[00:13:31] path, but I believe there is a determination at the governmental
[00:13:35] level and at the level of the former SDF
[00:13:38] products that have been dissolved, and also there are
[00:13:42] clear American pressures towards implementing
[00:13:45] the agreement. I believe that if it were not for the serious
[00:13:48] American pressure, which the SDF leadership realized,
[00:13:52] that America can no longer support the SDF or
[00:13:56] the SDF's products, the matter would have taken
[00:13:59] other directions. Everyone, the Kurds,
[00:14:02] Arabs, and all those in northeastern Syria, realized that America
[00:14:06] is no longer in a position to provide
[00:14:09] supportive assistance to the SDF
[00:14:13] or the military product that the SDF had.
[00:14:17] Therefore, there is no escape now from implementing
[00:14:20] the agreement and consequently integrating completely through
[00:14:23] the civil and military state institutions.
[00:14:27] Yes, but you also mentioned a moment ago that this agreement,
[00:14:30] for it to be fully and completely implemented, will take a long time, and with this
[00:14:34] prolonged period, with the presence of these people with
[00:14:37] this ideology, there will
[00:14:41] tensions and problems,
[00:14:44] and security forces and civilians will be victims
[00:14:47] as well. Unfortunately, unfortunately,
[00:14:51] the reality of Syria and its future now suggests
[00:14:55] that these major problems, which are the
[00:14:58] result of the situation of the defunct regime that wreaked
[00:15:02] havoc in that region and in Syria in general,
[00:15:05] will take some time and will not be easy, and Syrians generally
[00:15:09] expect that what has happened is very important in terms of
[00:15:13] integration and agreement, and what has happened from products
[00:15:16] so far is largely acceptable, but it will take
[00:15:20] some time, and the Syrian people will unfortunately
[00:15:23] bear the consequences in those areas, especially,
[00:15:26] and therefore there is still persistence from
[00:15:29] the government, and perhaps even more persistence in implementation
[00:15:32] and encirclement, and this truly leads to the establishment
[00:15:36] of a national Syrian state free
[00:15:39] from division and fragmentation and free from militias
[00:15:43] here or there. Yes, I will return to you,
[00:15:47] Mr. Ahmed, to talk about
[00:15:50] the meeting of Aleppo Governor Mr. Azzam Al-Gharib with the advisor to the Presidency
[00:15:54] of the Republic, Mustafa Mazloum Abdi, and a number
[00:15:56] of those who were part
[00:16:00] of the SDF and the self-administration, including Ilham Ahmed,
[00:16:03] to address the issues of full integration.
[00:16:08] Many military, civilian, and service institutions.
[00:16:12] In your opinion, regarding
[00:16:16] the merger operations in military institutions, let's start with what
[00:16:19] is the problem with the SDF that has not
[00:16:22] been announced?
[00:16:25] In my opinion, one of the most important problems with the SDF
[00:16:29] regarding or the remnants of the SDF or its products regarding
[00:16:32] the merger is the issue of merging the women's
[00:16:35] brigade. They want the women who were
[00:16:39] part of the SDF to be entirely within
[00:16:42] the Syrian army. That is, the Syrian military
[00:16:46] institution and the new Syrian army's
[00:16:49] doctrine does not really accept the integration of women
[00:16:53] to have their own special brigades and so on.
[00:16:57] Of course, there was much talk
[00:17:00] that it could be an alternative to their presence in the army
[00:17:04] to be in the Ministry of Interior security, and this is possible.
[00:17:07] And currently, there are women in the Syrian Interior Ministry and they
[00:17:10] have a role, but to remain like this as a single military bloc
[00:17:14] on their own, I do not think that will be acceptable,
[00:17:18] so it is assumed that over time,
[00:17:23] issue is problematic until now. It is very possible in
[00:17:27] the future that there will be a military presence for Syrian
[00:17:31] women, but I think not now, meaning it still
[00:17:34] has an unacceptable dimension.
[00:17:37] At least militarily, according to the new military
[00:17:41] doctrine in the Syrian army, and therefore it will take some
[00:17:44] time. Now there is a possibility and there is
[00:17:47] acceptance for them to have a presence within, as
[00:17:50] I said, the Internal Security Forces affiliated with the Ministry
[00:17:53] of Interior, and this can
[00:17:57] solution or a reasonable solution, but also the issue of a single
[00:18:00] bloc, meaning whether it is at the level of women
[00:18:04] or men, I do not think it is correct.
[00:18:09] any significant military bloc in the army
[00:18:12] in itself. Yes, the issue of the bloc
[00:18:14] and the Syrian state and the Ministry
[00:18:18] of Defense stated that it will include
[00:18:22] individuals, but I will move on with you in the last question to the problems
[00:18:25] regarding
[00:18:28] civilian and service life as well.
[00:18:31] The problems, yes. Yes, it is true
[00:18:35] that anyone who got used to the SDF organization
[00:18:39] and the Democratic Union organization in its military
[00:18:41] form dominating the entire region,
[00:18:45] a large area and three governorates, Al-Hasakah, Deir Ezzor, Raqqa,
[00:18:49] and suddenly feels that there is no possibility
[00:18:52] for him to dominate and control that
[00:18:55] region and take its resources,
[00:18:57] so to speak, and products and resources as he wishes,
[00:19:01] it is now difficult for him to accept that immediately. It will also
[00:19:05] take some deliberation, time, and acceptance,
[00:19:08] and therefore, yes, this witnesses
[00:19:12] and truly witnesses, and we all experience it,
[00:19:15] that there is some
[00:19:18] discontent, in my opinion, is natural
[00:19:21] in these cases. Ten years or more of
[00:19:25] the presence of a significant military bloc, and also
[00:19:28] the presence of a state, so to speak, between brackets, although it was not
[00:19:31] declared as a state, but in reality, it was practicing being a mini-state in
[00:19:35] that region. Now, to lose all that and return to the national
[00:19:39] Syrian state, this certainly affects, and therefore, in my opinion,
[00:19:43] all of that needs more time, and I do not think
[00:19:47] that things that took ten years can be resolved overnight.
[00:19:50] It will certainly take some time at the civilian level and at
[00:19:54] the military level, at the level of resources and at the level of all
[00:19:58] issues related to local administration even. Thank
[00:20:02] you for this analysis and reading, Mr. Ahmed
[00:20:05] Mazhar Saada, writer and political analyst. You were with me from Damascus.
[00:20:09] Thank you. US Congressman
[00:20:13] Joe Wilson criticized the continued export restrictions imposed on Syria,
[00:20:16] despite almost a month passing since its removal from
[00:20:20] the list of state sponsors of terrorism. Wilson said
[00:20:23] in a post on X that Syria's continued presence on the list
[00:20:26] harms American companies
[00:20:30] hope that the US Bureau of Industry
[00:20:33] and Security will soon issue
[00:20:36] updated guidelines consistent with US President
[00:20:40] Donald Trump's vision of giving Syria a chance,
[00:20:44] in his words.
[00:20:44] President Ahmed Al-Shara
[00:20:59] discussed the launch of a package of projects in Aleppo Governorate during
[00:21:03] a meeting with ministers and officials. According to SANA news agency,
[00:21:06] the projects include real estate development, tourist and industrial facilities,
[00:21:10] and the establishment of an exhibition city. The meeting was attended
[00:21:15] of the Republic, Abdul Rahman Al-Ummah, and the Ministers of Agriculture,
[00:21:18] Basil Sweidan, Tourism, Mazen Al-Salhani, and Public
[00:21:22] Works and Housing, Mustafa Abdel Razzaq, and Aleppo Governor
[00:21:26] Azzam Al-Gharib, in addition to the Director General of the Investment
[00:21:29] Authority, Ahmed Rawwad Ramadan.
[00:21:33] Minister of Economy
[00:21:39] and Industry Nidal Al-Shaar issued a decision
[00:21:42] to form the Syrian-Uzbek Business Council on the Syrian side,
[00:21:46] as part of organizing the work of joint business councils.
[00:21:50] The decision tasked the Syrian Council
[00:21:52] with coordinating joint business councils, following up on
[00:21:56] the Council's work, coordinating with
[00:22:00] of its work with the system of Syrian business councils
[00:22:03] and national economic priorities.
[00:22:07] The Ministry of Energy
[00:22:08] called on
[00:22:13] dismissed employees from their jobs due to
[00:22:17] the Syrian Revolution, numbering 341
[00:22:20] employees in the entities affiliated
[00:22:22] with the ministry, to review the designated locations next to their names
[00:22:26] to complete the procedures for returning to work. The ministry
[00:22:30] clarified that reviews will begin
[00:22:33] today, Sunday, from 9:00 AM until
[00:22:36] 2:30 PM, noting that this
[00:22:39] step comes within the completion of the necessary regulatory, legal,
[00:22:43] and administrative procedures to restore the job rights of
[00:22:47] the dismissed. The ministry also affirmed its continuation
[00:22:50] in studying and following up on the remaining requests
[00:22:54] and files until the return of all eligible dismissed employees to their work.
[00:23:11] The Director General of the General Corporation for the Euphrates Dam, Haitham Bakour,
[00:23:15] called on residents in the governorates of Raqqa and Deir Ezzor to stay away from the Euphrates
[00:23:19] River due to increased water quantities
[00:23:22] passed from the Jadirian Dam. He told Syria TV
[00:23:26] that the water quantities passed from the dam
[00:23:29] have been gradually increased, and it is
[00:23:33] expected to reach 1200 cubic meters
[00:23:39] with the flow continuing
[00:23:43] level until mid- October.
[00:23:47] Bakour added that the corporation, in coordination with the
[00:23:50] Ministry of Emergency and Disaster Management, continuously monitors
[00:23:54] from both structural
[00:23:56] and operational aspects.
[00:24:03] Deir Ezzor Governorate said that the divers' teams
[00:24:06] of the Emergency and Disaster Directorate have raised the level
[00:24:10] of readiness and alert around the military bridge in Deir Ezzor
[00:24:13] city, coinciding with the rise in the Euphrates
[00:24:17] River water level. The governorate added that the field
[00:24:20] teams continue to monitor the river's situation
[00:24:23] and take the necessary precautionary
[00:24:26] with readiness for rapid intervention when needed,
[00:24:30] in anticipation of any emergency and to ensure
[00:24:33] the safety
[00:24:34] of citizens.
[00:24:39] The Director of the Emergency Directorate in Hasakah, Abdel
[00:24:42] Halim Shihab, announced that the Directorate has launched a response
[00:24:45] plan to reduce the risks of floods in the most vulnerable
[00:24:49] areas. This is based on the risk assessment
[00:24:53] and floods witnessed by the governorate during last
[00:24:57] year. Shihab clarified that the Directorate has started implementing the first
[00:25:00] phase of the plan in Tel Hamees, noting
[00:25:04] that these field works include
[00:25:07] monitoring sources of danger, assessing flood channels,
[00:25:11] and taking the necessary preventive measures to reduce their potential
[00:25:15] impacts.
[00:25:22] The increase in fuel prices in rural Damascus has reflected on the cost of amperes
[00:25:25] that residents rely on to secure their electricity
[00:25:28] needs, adding new burdens
[00:25:31] to their monthly bills, which is what
[00:25:35] we observed, dear viewers, from the opinions
[00:25:38] survey about the price increase and its impact on their daily
[00:25:41] lives.
[00:25:46] We heard that they raised the price of amperes by 40%. I mean,
[00:25:51] this expensive price? Who can bear to pay 300-400
[00:25:55] thousand per week? I mean, it's too much for
[00:25:59] the citizen to handle. The citizen can no longer afford to pay all
[00:26:02] of this, so I don't know. We ask the state to find a solution
[00:26:05] to these issues, to fix our electricity, to extend it to all buildings.
[00:26:09] There is no electricity extension to all buildings, everyone is pulling from the streets
[00:26:15] to the rural areas and leave the city alone for a bit and focus on the rural areas
[00:26:19] for a bit. Now, overnight, an hour costs 14,000. Where
[00:26:22] are they getting these prices from? Where are they raising them from? No one knows. A liter of
[00:26:26] diesel fuel costs 4,000. They put 4,000 on the kilowatt.
[00:26:29] I mean, they want to get it out of people's
[00:26:33] necks. The electricity increase is on every kilowatt. Do you understand what
[00:26:36] I mean? The kilowatt costs 14 thousand. Why
[00:26:40] 14 thousand? The state should provide electricity and install meters for us. We
[00:26:43] don't want a subscription anymore. Let the state give us electricity and install
[00:26:47] meters for us and we'll be done with all these problems.
[00:26:50] Problems because of the high subscription price. It's become so expensive,
[00:26:54] completely unacceptable. For me, the regular electricity is coming more often, its hours have increased,
[00:26:57] which has helped me a lot in this matter. I have solar energy, so I save.
[00:27:01] I use very few subscription hours at night, and the amount is very high,
[00:27:05] especially now that the price has risen by more than 30%. The issue has become
[00:27:08] very, very excessive. Regular electricity has improved, it helps me save
[00:27:11] energy. Yes, it's expensive, but the subscription
[00:27:14] the subscription before, before fuel prices went up, it was 10, but now it's
[00:27:18] 14, and there's a lot of inflation. Fuel prices
[00:27:22] have gone up, everything has gone up. We want prices to go back to how
[00:27:25] they were. Everything is not what it used to be. Even fuel, people
[00:27:29] don't have it. There's a lot of poverty.
[00:27:32] There's so much poverty, it's unbelievable. There are people here
[00:27:36] who don't have food. If I tell you about houses where people don't
[00:27:39] have food. We ask the relevant
[00:27:42] authorities to look into this matter and
[00:27:45] reduce fuel prices for us. As for
[00:27:49] subscription prices, they have doubled.
[00:27:52] It was 10, now it's 14. Many people
[00:27:55] today cannot afford the price of a kilowatt of subscription. It's 15 now.
[00:27:58] There's a very noticeable difference, especially in transportation.
[00:28:01] People today, some people take two buses
[00:28:04] to get to their school, not to their work, let's say, to their school.
[00:28:08] These children, these poor people. It's become very
[00:28:11] expensive, unbelievably expensive. It has become a great burden on
[00:28:15] the citizen. Today, a very large percentage of people do not have
[00:28:19] money to live in this
[00:28:21] situation.
[00:28:24] With the return of electricity to a number of neighborhoods in Aleppo, other
[00:28:29] to be supplied, which keeps the amperes available
[00:28:33] to residents, despite their high cost
[00:28:36] and limited operating
[00:28:38] hours.
[00:28:41] Selling a piece of meat is not a simple matter for Abu
[00:28:45] Muhammad. Whenever a customer enters his shop, he has to turn on
[00:28:48] his generator first, because the electricity from the amperes he subscribes to
[00:28:52] is barely enough for his refrigerators
[00:28:54] and lighting. I need 10 amperes
[00:28:58] to run the machine. I mean, the refrigerators take five amperes. To the house.
[00:29:01] To the shop. Yesterday, the ampere cost 85.
[00:29:05] I mean, it affects, I'm not saying it doesn't affect. Today, a liter
[00:29:08] of gasoline was 12,000, today a liter of gasoline is
[00:29:11] 18,500. Also.
[00:29:14] Abu Muhammad's suffering summarizes the current reality in the neighborhoods of Al-Salihin,
[00:29:18] Al-Firdaws, and Karam Al-Beik, all the way to Masaken Hanano, which are neighborhoods that have not
[00:29:22] yet been supplied with electricity. The amperes here
[00:29:24] drain the residents, and their operating hours are limited, while
[00:29:28] they are accompanied by the noise of generators and the dangers of circuit breakers
[00:29:31] and connections. Factors and others make the demand for electricity
[00:29:35] present on the tongue of everyone you meet
[00:29:38] here. No one asked about the rain today. If it rained, you would see
[00:29:41] the box with how many wires. Look.
[00:29:44] something bad, I mean, don't be mad at me, everything
[00:29:48] is on Watts, but they don't catch up to
[00:29:52] other areas, don't make me sad, let's talk about the truth, I mean, today
[00:29:55] I'm spraying love to work, I mean, today I want
[00:29:59] to withdraw, if I want to withdraw, how can I get 7 amps for the motor?
[00:30:03] Today, if I want to bring gasoline, I need four, five
[00:30:07] and these areas are all being extended to, except for the good people
[00:30:11] was Muhammad, there is no company, the public company
[00:30:14] for Aleppo electricity, which succeeded in bringing Al-Maysar
[00:30:18] and Al-Sukari neighborhoods into service, started working on three new
[00:30:21] neighborhoods, the institution says that the extent of the damage
[00:30:24] in some areas necessitates rebuilding the infrastructure, and that
[00:30:28] the arrangement of neighborhoods depends primarily on the network's condition and its
[00:30:32] rehabilitation, in addition to the population
[00:30:35] density.
[00:30:39] Currently, work is ongoing in Al-Zarazir
[00:30:42] and Fardous residences in Hayran
[00:30:46] Al-Bayk. There are other projects for which
[00:30:49] studies are being prepared and will be launched soon, God willing.
[00:30:53] الله.