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[00:00:04] authorities to explain what happened.
[00:00:11] discussions?
[00:00:14] during this
[00:00:22] continuity in communication with
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[00:00:32] to increase stability also in
[00:00:36] is not like Syria of yesterday, but
[00:00:36] the ones witnessing this
[00:00:40] Welcome to this news bulletin from Syria TV.
[00:00:44] We begin
[00:00:45] with the headlines.
[00:00:50] The Foreign Minister meets with his Qatari counterpart in Doha
[00:00:54] before withdrawing from to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation and regional
[00:00:58] joining us from Damascus is researcher in developments.
[00:01:02] A severe shortage crisis in gasoline and diesel in
[00:01:08] some scenes with the camera the governorates of Aleppo and Idlib, leading to the closure of most gas stations due to
[00:01:11] depletion
[00:01:12] of stock.
[00:01:18] Quneitra governorate reduces building permit fees in
[00:01:21] border villages adjacent to the occupied
[00:01:29] to enhance cooperation on Syrian Golan. Washington warns
[00:01:32] Ukraine of stopping
[00:01:34] security forces in intelligence support if it does not stop
[00:01:37] attacking Russian energy facilities.
[00:01:54] witnessed a state of Welcome to the details. Foreign Minister Asaad
[00:01:58] Al-Shaibani discussed with Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul
[00:02:02] Rahman Al Thani the latest regional developments
[00:02:05] and ways to enhance
[00:02:07] of Syria having a hand in bilateral cooperation between the two countries. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that
[00:02:11] during the meeting, the two sides affirmed the importance
[00:02:14] of developing Syrian-Qatari relations and intensifying
[00:02:17] joint coordination and consultation
[00:02:20] on issues of mutual interest,
[00:02:23] which contributes to strengthening security
[00:02:26] and stability in the region.
[00:02:40] For more details, joining us from Damascus is Amer Al-Assi,
[00:02:44] Syria TV correspondent. Amer, welcome. What are the details
[00:02:48] you have about this visit, the visit of Foreign
[00:02:51] Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani to the State of Qatar and his meeting
[00:02:55] with Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman Al
[00:02:57] Thani?
[00:03:01] Yes, Yeman, the Directorate
[00:03:04] of Media and Communication
[00:03:06] no changes had been issued at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated
[00:03:09] Bank's measure is an important development
[00:03:11] and withdrawing it from that Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani arrived in Doha,
[00:03:15] Qatar today. He met with the Prime Minister.
[00:03:19] spares no effort in its mediation The two sides discussed ways to enhance
[00:03:22] bilateral cooperation
[00:03:25] caused a state of and develop relations between the two sisterly countries, as described
[00:03:27] by SANA news agency.
[00:03:30] And also, the necessity of increasing visits
[00:03:34] and increasing participation
[00:03:37] and consultations to
[00:03:40] and relying solely enhance and contribute to establishing security and stability in
[00:03:43] in cooperation with its involvement the region. And also,
[00:03:45] Reuters had reported that the Qatari
[00:03:49] Minister of State for Foreign
[00:03:53] prone to being blown away on Affairs is expected to meet after the visit, or after
[00:03:55] the meeting with the Prime Minister,
[00:03:58] also to discuss
[00:04:01] of their diesel some pending issues and to talk about
[00:04:05] the latest regional
[00:04:07] security and stability in developments in the country. These visits come
[00:04:11] within, of course, the
[00:04:13] diplomatic movement that Syrian diplomacy has witnessed
[00:04:17] since the Syrian government came to
[00:04:21] power, and Syrian Foreign Minister
[00:04:23] quality of available quantities at Asaad Al-Shaibani is working extensively
[00:04:26] and greatly to increase ties with countries. Neighboring
[00:04:30] countries, regional countries, countries with
[00:04:33] significant influence, and specifically
[00:04:36] Gulf countries. The previous day, there was a
[00:04:39] call between the Syrian Foreign Minister and the Foreign
[00:04:43] Minister of the Kingdom
[00:04:46] in addition to reviewing of Saudi Arabia. They also discussed and debated the latest
[00:04:49] regional developments in the region. Syrian Foreign
[00:04:52] Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani affirmed
[00:04:56] a long-term role, strong and full support for the Kingdom
[00:04:59] of Saudi Arabia in confronting the attacks
[00:05:02] it is subjected to by Houthi militias on public
[00:05:06] and civilian facilities. There
[00:05:09] was also an indication that the security
[00:05:12] of Saudi Arabia is not separate
[00:05:15] from the security of Syria and the region. The Syrian Foreign
[00:05:19] Minister also extended condolences to the Saudi Foreign
[00:05:22] Minister for the victims who fell as a result
[00:05:25] of the Houthi militias' attack on
[00:05:28] Riyadh Airport. This relationship
[00:05:31] and this
[00:05:34] countries is sought by the Syrian government
[00:05:38] for Syria to be connected with all active
[00:05:41] countries in the region
[00:05:45] the country, which currently has some
[00:05:49] unstable areas. The Syrian government and neighboring countries are seeking
[00:05:52] to maintain the stability of the region
[00:05:55] and to
[00:05:58] establish peace in the region. Thank you for all these details,
[00:06:02] Amer Al-Assi, Syria TV correspondent, you were with us from
[00:06:05] Damascus. For more follow-up and analysis,
[00:06:10] political and international relations, Dr. Abdul Basit Abu Nabbut. Dr. Abdul
[00:06:14] Basit, welcome. First, how do
[00:06:17] you interpret the visit of Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani to
[00:06:21] the State of Qatar in light of these regional
[00:06:25] and international developments?
[00:06:29] May God bless you, Professor Yeman, good evening to you and the viewers.
[00:06:32] A new diplomatic tour conducted by His Excellency
[00:06:35] the Syrian Foreign Minister
[00:06:38] came after a visit that Syria
[00:06:41] made, visits towards the capital Riyadh
[00:06:44] and the capital. The visit of President Ahmed Al-Sharaa to
[00:06:48] the Arab Media Summit in Dubai and the previous recent visit
[00:06:51] to Riyadh, and after that, the Foreign Minister began a visit
[00:06:55] to Istanbul where he met Thomas Barak, then a visit to
[00:06:58] Libya and his meeting with
[00:07:02] military leader Khalifa Haftar,
[00:07:05] and today to Qatar. Syria returns to its active
[00:07:09] diplomatic movement and takes its new position
[00:07:13] within the diplomacy of solving problems and alleviating regional tensions,
[00:07:17] and the diplomacy
[00:07:20] mediations and cooperation in solving
[00:07:22] Arab problems and enhancing Arab cooperation and reaching
[00:07:26] political understandings in which
[00:07:28] Syria participates and is also supported by this continuous Arab movement. Okay, what about
[00:07:32] Syria's position in light of these regional
[00:07:35] and international conditions, Dr. Abdul
[00:07:38] Basit?
[00:07:41] There is a difference in priorities. Perhaps
[00:07:45] Syria is now really focusing on maintaining security and stability within Syria, and it
[00:07:48] has emerged from a period of conflict and war and also wants
[00:07:52] to support economic and development issues, and the issue of improving
[00:07:56] and reconstruction is strongly discussed, and in any visit,
[00:07:59] Gulf countries, which are friendly and sisterly
[00:08:03] to the Syrian people, realize that this is a priority for Syria. Syria
[00:08:06] is pursuing an integrated diplomatic path, whether in the President's diplomatic
[00:08:10] visits or the Foreign Minister's visits, within the dimension that seeks
[00:08:13] partnerships and activating investment projects and opening for reconstruction,
[00:08:17] and at the same time, Syria wants to reduce the intensity
[00:08:20] of tensions and risks to the region. It supports its Arab
[00:08:24] brethren in condemning all terrorist attacks they are subjected
[00:08:28] to. At the same time, it
[00:08:31] efforts, whether in solving problems within Arab
[00:08:35] countries, whether in Libya, Sudan, and Somalia, within
[00:08:38] Syria's new diplomatic outlook towards Iraq and Lebanon, and
[00:08:42] it does not hide any effort to alleviate
[00:08:46] these tensions and reach political understandings in mediation efforts in
[00:08:50] solving the issue of the Strait of Hormuz and Qatar's mediation efforts
[00:08:55] with the Pakistani side in solving the issue of
[00:08:58] the Strait of Hormuz have an important role. Syria now, and the problem with
[00:09:02] Bab al-Mandeb, has a political role and is the geopolitical
[00:09:06] security gateway to the northern Levant. Okay, Dr. Abdul
[00:09:09] Basit, how can we interpret
[00:09:12] the two sides' emphasis on the importance
[00:09:14] of increasing joint coordination and consultation to strengthen
[00:09:19] the region?
[00:09:23] This is taken on the long run. Syrian diplomacy is known
[00:09:27] for its long-term approach, as is Qatari diplomacy, which has managed to take a prominent
[00:09:30] position in solving problems and making Doha
[00:09:34] a capital for solving problems or a
[00:09:37] destination for long-term diplomacy. Problems in the region are escalating.
[00:09:41] There is continuous escalation,
[00:09:44] and these countries are keen on their security and stability. Arab countries are also
[00:09:48] keen on the integrated Arab security system,
[00:09:51] which is exposed to threats from the fallout of the war between America
[00:09:54] and Iran on one side, and the Houthi militia
[00:09:57] that launches and threatens Gulf countries and even threatens
[00:10:01] the entire security of the region and has threatened everyone who stands in
[00:10:05] its way. So, Syria is playing
[00:10:08] sharing these efforts, because
[00:10:13] not everything can be resolved only through military action. On the contrary, the diplomatic
[00:10:17] path, no matter how arduous and long, there is confidence
[00:10:21] that everyone will reach a solution that satisfies all parties. Okay,
[00:10:24] in your opinion, can we see
[00:10:27] practical steps or new agreements
[00:10:30] as a result of these
[00:10:36] Syria does not spare any effort that achieves
[00:10:39] Arab integration in achieving a comprehensive Arab security system.
[00:10:43] The issue of Syria entering any alliances depends on their feasibility
[00:10:47] and at the same time on the pros and cons of this alliance if
[00:10:50] Syria were to join it. Syria's diplomatic position today is significant and important,
[00:10:54] and all countries, especially regional countries, realize
[00:10:58] that Syria's return today
[00:11:01] this dimension must also be exploited diplomatically by Syria with wisdom
[00:11:05] so as to preserve all the files that are priorities
[00:11:08] for Syria in development and reconstruction and reviving
[00:11:11] the Syrian development economy. At the same time, integration with Arab
[00:11:14] countries and the region's exit from the circle of tension and risks
[00:11:18] through Syrian diplomatic efforts. Thank you for all
[00:11:21] these analyses and follow-ups, Dr. Abdul
[00:11:25] Abu Nabbut, researcher in political and international relations, you were
[00:11:28] with us from
[00:11:29] Damascus.
[00:11:33] Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani discussed with the Deputy
[00:11:36] Commander of the Army in Benghazi, Saddam Khalifa Haftar, the issue
[00:11:40] of missing Syrians in Libya during
[00:11:43] an official visit to the Libyan city of Benghazi
[00:11:47] yesterday. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
[00:11:51] the meeting discussed ways
[00:11:54] files of mutual interest, especially
[00:11:57] the opening of the Syrian Consulate in Benghazi,
[00:12:00] and a number of joint security files
[00:12:03] between the two sides.
[00:12:16] The markets of Al-Hasakah city
[00:12:19] confusion after some traders refrained from dealing
[00:12:22] with the old version of the Syrian Pound, following
[00:12:26] rumors about the cessation of exchange
[00:12:29] companies accredited by the Central Bank from accepting it.
[00:12:33] Syria TV correspondent reported that the disturbance
[00:12:36] affected market activity amidst
[00:12:39] a noticeable increase in the exchange rate of the new
[00:12:42] Pound, where the selling price reached
[00:12:44] 144 pounds per US dollar
[00:12:48] compared to 148
[00:12:51] pounds for buying, according to circulating prices.
[00:12:55] The markets, these developments raised
[00:12:58] concerns among citizens and traders about the impact of rumors
[00:13:02] on daily transactions and purchasing
[00:13:05] power.
[00:13:11] The Executive Office member for the financial sector
[00:13:14] in the Al-Hasakah Governorate Council, Khaled Ibrahim, denied the validity
[00:13:18] of circulating information regarding Tuesday being considered
[00:13:21] a final deadline for exchanging old Syrian
[00:13:25] currency or stopping dealing with it. Ibrahim
[00:13:28] confirmed that
[00:13:31] to the approved procedures for dealing with the old currency
[00:13:36] circulation, explaining that any adjustments
[00:13:39] remain linked to decisions of the official financial
[00:13:42] authorities concerned at the national
[00:13:45] level. He indicated that the circulating rumors
[00:13:50] confusion among citizens and economic
[00:13:53] activities and affected the exchange
[00:13:56] rate of the old currency, calling for not
[00:14:00] being drawn into unconfirmed information
[00:14:05] on official
[00:14:06] sources.
[00:14:13] Syria TV correspondent reported a severe shortage of fuel,
[00:14:16] especially diesel, in the cities of Aleppo and Idlib,
[00:14:19] which led to the closure of most gas stations due
[00:14:23] to the exhaustion and gasoline
[00:14:27] stocks. Our correspondent explained that the stations
[00:14:30] that are still operating are witnessing large
[00:14:34] car queues amidst the scarcity of gasoline
[00:14:37] and its availability in limited quantities.
[00:14:40] In this context, local sources reported
[00:14:43] the cessation of gasoline supply due to the low
[00:14:48] stations, amidst anticipation
[00:14:51] for the arrival of new supplies.
[00:15:20] For more details, joining us from Aleppo is Ibrahim
[00:15:24] Al-Khatib. Syria TV. Ibrahim, welcome.
[00:15:26] If you could put us in the picture of this crisis,
[00:15:30] the fuel crisis in Aleppo governorate.
[00:15:33] Ibrahim, put us in the picture of the crisis,
[00:15:36] and are there any signs of a solution or
[00:15:39] breakthrough?
[00:15:43] Good evening. In reality, this crisis is due perhaps to different reasons. The gasoline
[00:15:47] crisis that started a while ago, and which resulted from
[00:15:50] quantities of unusable gasoline that were pumped into
[00:15:53] a group of gas stations and fuel stations, prompted the owners of these
[00:15:57] stations, after several days, to refuse to accept any
[00:16:00] new batches of gasoline. Therefore, in Aleppo city, there are many
[00:16:05] gasoline is not available. Consequently, the stations that
[00:16:09] agreed to receive gasoline are
[00:16:14] great pressure. Therefore, we are standing at one of the stations that is witnessing
[00:16:17] pressure on gasoline primarily, but the diesel
[00:16:21] problem is a different problem that is directly due to the lack
[00:16:25] of supply, despite gas stations and fuel stations
[00:16:29] in all governorates of Syria sending requests
[00:16:32] for delivery, but no batches have actually arrived for about
[00:16:36] a week, which led to the sudden depletion of the quantity. Today is the first
[00:16:40] day of the diesel crisis. I will actually film
[00:16:45] from the area we are standing in. This gas station is in the middle of
[00:16:49] Aleppo city, in the area connecting Al-Fayd roundabout to
[00:16:52] Burj Al-Qalaa roundabout. There is currently
[00:16:55] heavy traffic at this gas station, which is considered
[00:16:59] one of the few gas stations where gasoline
[00:17:02] is available. This scene led to pressure on
[00:17:06] these stations that still provide the substance. However, there is
[00:17:09] actually another problem related to the absence of diesel.
[00:17:13] Diesel is currently absent from all operating gas stations in
[00:17:16] Aleppo governorate. I am talking about the city for now. Actually,
[00:17:20] in Aleppo city, there is an absence of
[00:17:24] diesel. Diesel is available in a number of stations in Aleppo
[00:17:27] countryside, but there is actually a great demand and a state
[00:17:31] of pressure on these stations, which actually threatens
[00:17:34] a disaster that may
[00:17:38] extend further if these gas stations and stations are not
[00:17:41] supplied with the necessary fuel. We are here, as I mentioned, at one
[00:17:45] of the stations, but a while ago I toured about ten
[00:17:48] stations in Aleppo city, all of which did not have
[00:17:52] diesel, while gasoline is available, as you can see, in the stations
[00:17:55] that provide it so far. This great pressure,
[00:17:58] the queue almost reaches
[00:18:02] Burj Al-Qalaa roundabout,
[00:18:04] which is the roundabout previously known as the Death Roundabout, towards
[00:18:08] the area at approximately 1
[00:18:11] km. Here, I mean,
[00:18:14] you are talking.
[00:18:16] Peace
[00:18:20] be upon you. God bless you. My name is Abu
[00:18:24] Zukour. Can you tell us what is the current problem?
[00:18:27] We went to the Express gas station, and they told us
[00:18:30] there was no gasoline. The people are closed.
[00:18:34] We came here, as you can see. Okay, it got expensive, but please provide it for us. We don't want anything
[00:18:37] more than that. I mean, you took your price as you wanted, but give us
[00:18:41] some. We don't want to feel like we're still in a crisis. Uncle,
[00:18:45] how long have you been waiting? About half an hour.
[00:18:49] At a gas station that has it, but
[00:18:51] some gas stations don't have it. Why did we all
[00:18:55] come here? If this material is not provided, we can't work or
[00:18:59] eat and drink. This material is like
[00:19:02] bread to us. The problem in general also comes down to
[00:19:06] the quantity of gasoline pumped. In the past period, have you been affected
[00:19:10] by bad gasoline? What happened to you? By God, it's not just me. Many
[00:19:13] cars had their engines damaged, you know?
[00:19:16] And if you go to any mechanic or repair shop, you'll find ten
[00:19:20] cars there with their engines damaged, because
[00:19:23] the batch of gasoline wasn't good. And now we're forced to put a little oil and a little
[00:19:27] octane with the gasoline to make it work. Even now you're
[00:19:30] still putting it in? Yes, we're afraid, you know? But thank God,
[00:19:34] it's working so far. But the quality of the gasoline is not like
[00:19:38] before, because the car engine is making noises and it's not
[00:19:42] powerful. God help us. This was an intervention
[00:19:45] from a citizen in Aleppo city, speaking about the congestion primarily,
[00:19:49] and also about the quality of gasoline. This quality is what primarily affected
[00:19:53] a number of gas stations in the governorate, which refused during the current
[00:19:56] week to receive any quantity of gasoline, which actually led
[00:20:00] to pressure on the available gas stations that accepted delivery, pending
[00:20:04] a full resolution of the matter and the gasoline issue
[00:20:07] being actually resolved for cars
[00:20:11] completely. As for the diesel problem, as I mentioned, it is a different problem
[00:20:15] related to the absence of any supplies for a
[00:20:18] period to the operating fuel stations in Aleppo governorate, which led
[00:20:21] to the complete loss of the substance. Ibrahim, are there no
[00:20:25] signs of a solution to this crisis, the fuel
[00:20:28] shortage in Aleppo?
[00:20:32] Actually, at the level of gasoline, as I mentioned, gasoline is available,
[00:20:36] but what happened is that some gas stations refused
[00:20:40] to receive it, this is what we were told, but at the level of diesel
[00:20:42] and the complete absence of the substance and the lack of supplies for a period
[00:20:45] until now, we have been waiting from morning until this
[00:20:49] moment for an official statement from the responsible
[00:20:54] We are talking about the press conference that was held on the 13th of last
[00:20:58] month, with the presence of the Minister of Energy and also the director of the Syrian
[00:21:01] Petroleum Company, who spoke
[00:21:04] conference about a comprehensive solution related to finding categories for diesel:
[00:21:08] the first category, the improved category, and the
[00:21:13] Despite almost a month having passed since this press conference, until now
[00:21:17] the improved category nor the subsidized category has reached Aleppo markets.
[00:21:20] And the regular category, which was lost
[00:21:24] today suddenly, without any statements, perhaps there is a problem
[00:21:28] with the supply related to a day or two, or the problem
[00:21:31] may worsen in the coming days. Thank you for all these details,
[00:21:35] Ibrahim Al-Khatib, Syria TV correspondent, you were with us from
[00:21:38] Aleppo.
[00:21:41] The Syrian Petroleum Company announced that 15
[00:21:44] tankers loaded with petroleum products
[00:21:47] are currently in waiting areas
[00:21:50] to complete entry procedures and unloading through
[00:21:53] Syrian terminals and ports. The Syrian Petroleum
[00:21:57] Company stated in a statement to SANA news agency that among
[00:22:00] the tankers, six tankers are loaded with
[00:22:03] diesel and nine tankers are loaded with gasoline,
[00:22:07] noting that these supplies come within
[00:22:10] continuous efforts to secure the needs of the local
[00:22:13] market and enhance the availability
[00:22:17] of petroleum products.
[00:22:23] The General Authority for Ports and Customs
[00:22:26] announced the implementation of maintenance and repair work for
[00:22:29] 23 ships in Baniyas port since
[00:22:32] the beginning of the current year, including structural
[00:22:36] and mechanical repairs and maintenance of engines and technical
[00:22:40] equipment, in addition to making technical modifications to
[00:22:44] some ships. The Authority indicated the continuation
[00:22:47] of work to develop Baniyas port, and raise
[00:22:50] its operational readiness and improve its services
[00:22:53] and provide the necessary facilities for ship movement
[00:22:57] and oil tankers, which supports maritime transport activity
[00:23:01] and contributes to serving the Syrian
[00:23:04] economy.
[00:23:09] The Central Bank of Syria announced the implementation of the first
[00:23:13] documentary credit in 14 years to finance a deal
[00:23:17] to supply petroleum products from
[00:23:20] a Saudi company to the Syrian Petroleum Company.
[00:23:24] The bank explained that the implementation of the credit was coordinated
[00:23:28] with a major American bank
[00:23:31] to secure the necessary banking tool to finance the deal
[00:23:33] and settle related
[00:23:37] commercial operations. It indicated that
[00:23:40] the step aims to support the continuity of oil supplies
[00:23:44] and meet the needs of the local market
[00:23:47] and enhance the management of strategic purchases through
[00:23:51] official banking channels. In turn,
[00:23:54] the Syrian Petroleum Company stated that the Central
[00:23:59] in the mechanisms of financing oil supplies
[00:24:02] and facilitating commercial
[00:24:04] transactions.
[00:24:10] The Investment Authority discussed with a delegation from the American
[00:24:14] business community comprising 30 representatives from
[00:24:17] 22 companies and institutions,
[00:24:20] regional and international,
[00:24:23] investment opportunities in a number of vital sectors in Syria. This
[00:24:27] came during a meeting between the Director of the Authority, Ahmed Rawad
[00:24:30] Ramadan, and the delegation in Damascus, where the two
[00:24:34] sides discussed cooperation opportunities in the oil and gas
[00:24:38] sectors, energy, infrastructure, construction,
[00:24:41] and logistical services, in addition to technology, artificial
[00:24:45] intelligence, and education. The Authority
[00:24:47] explained that the visit aims to get acquainted with the Syrian
[00:24:51] investment environment and explore opportunities
[00:24:54] to enter the local market or expand business in it
[00:24:58] and open new channels
[00:25:01] for cooperation and build potential economic
[00:25:03] partnerships.
[00:25:16] Syria TV correspondent said that a delegation of People's
[00:25:20] Assembly members arrived in Quneitra in the first
[00:25:22] official visit of its kind. Our correspondent
[00:25:26] added that the visit of the People's Assembly
[00:25:29] members delegation will include some archaeological
[00:25:32] and service sites in Quneitra,
[00:25:36] the reality of the province and the needs of its
[00:25:38] people. The visit comes
[00:25:42] concurrently with intense overflights by
[00:25:45] Israeli occupation reconnaissance
[00:25:48] aircraft.
[00:25:51] Of course, our message is that we say we are in Quneitra,
[00:25:54] we are here rooted in the homeland.
[00:25:57] We are humanitarians, patriots,
[00:26:00] Arab nationalists, even nationalists. We love humanity, we forbid aggression
[00:26:04] from us, and we forbid aggression against us. This is our constitution
[00:26:08] and our principle. We say we build
[00:26:12] trust and love among all segments of the Syrian people, and we specifically mention
[00:26:15] the people of Quneitra Governorate, Quneitra of glory and defiance,
[00:26:19] Quneitra of honor, dignity, and martyrs. May God accept
[00:26:22] their martyrs and heal their wounded, and we ask Almighty God to
[00:26:25] spread goodness, peace, and security throughout
[00:26:29] our dear homeland. And we say, we are from
[00:26:31] you and to you, people of Quneitra Governorate, we are your
[00:26:35] brothers, we love you in God, and we say, hand in hand
[00:26:38] for the good of the country and the people.
[00:26:42] Syria TV correspondent reported that Israeli occupation
[00:26:45] forces penetrated into Wadi Al-Raqqad in the western Daraa countryside.
[00:26:48] Our correspondent added that the invading forces opened fire
[00:26:52] towards agricultural lands
[00:26:56] the area. These field developments come at a time
[00:27:00] when a UN report documented an escalation in Israeli
[00:27:04] violations in southern Syria, recording nearly
[00:27:07] 280 incursions in September
[00:27:11] alone.
[00:27:12] last.
[00:27:19] The Internal Security Command in Tartus governorate announced
[00:27:22] the discovery of a cache of weapons and ammunition in
[00:27:26] a mountainous area in the Qadmus region.
[00:27:29] The Command explained that the seized items, which were found
[00:27:32] during search and sweep operations carried out by
[00:27:37] the area, included a machine gun of caliber 22
[00:27:41] mm/7 and quantities of various
[00:27:44] ammunition, in addition to military uniforms
[00:27:48] from the remnants of the overthrown
[00:27:50] regime.
[00:27:55] Al-Hasakah Media Directorate reported that the so-called
[00:27:59] Revolutionary Youth abducted a young man from
[00:28:02] his workplace at 60 in Ghweran neighborhood in Al-Hasakah city after
[00:28:05] impersonating security personnel.
[00:28:08] The Directorate explained that the abduction of the young man, Mohammed
[00:28:12] Mahmoud Hassan, 27 years old,
[00:28:16] came after his participation in protests that
[00:28:18] called for raising the Syrian
[00:28:21] flag, maintaining security, and imposing state sovereignty, noting
[00:28:25] that the kidnappers shot between his
[00:28:28] feet while he was resisting, and assaulted him
[00:28:32] with beating and humiliation, and threatened him
[00:28:35] with execution. The Directorate added that
[00:28:39] the kidnappers handed the young man over to the organized
[00:28:41] crime unit of Asayish before he was released
[00:28:45] through the efforts of the Internal Security Forces and the regional administration.
[00:29:01] The Directorate of Education in Deir Ezzor governorate
[00:29:04] announced the suspension of classes in all schools in the governorate due
[00:29:08] to the current weather conditions and to ensure
[00:29:11] the safety of students and teaching staff.
[00:29:14] The decision comes in conjunction with a dust storm that
[00:29:18] hit the governorate and caused a severe
[00:29:21] drop in visibility, according to our correspondents.
[00:29:24] With the first hours of the
[00:29:27] morning, a dust storm covered the atmosphere of Deir Ezzor
[00:29:30] governorate. causing a sharp drop in
[00:29:34] visibility amidst warnings of
[00:29:37] the dangers of movement in the prevailing
[00:29:40] weather conditions. The Ministry of Emergency
[00:29:43] and Disaster Management warned the people of Deir Ezzor against
[00:29:46] going out until the storm subsides.
[00:29:50] the storm also called for securing objects
[00:29:55] rooftops and elevated areas, including
[00:29:59] solar panels.
[00:30:03] In Idlib, heavy rains that fell hours ago
[00:30:06] caused significant damage to some camps in the province,
[00:30:10] where displaced people documented the condition of their tents in the Barisha
[00:30:13] countryside of the province.