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[00:00:01] The operation came after a report from one of the ground observers about a suspicious car
[00:00:05] entering the abandoned farm area.
[00:00:09] By directing reconnaissance units, we
[00:00:11] tracked the car mentioned and directed
[00:00:14] our units after obtaining judicial authorization for arrest.
[00:00:18] After the arrest operation, we found inside the car
[00:00:21] a quantity of narcotic substances estimated at about 5,000 Captagon pills.
[00:00:24] After bringing the car owners and the locations to the branch
[00:00:28] and bringing the K9 unit, we found inside a spare tire
[00:00:32] a quantity prepared for promotion or for
[00:00:35] smuggling outside
[00:00:38] Aleppo, from Homs. The total quantity was estimated at about
[00:00:40] a quarter of a million Captagon pills. The presence of Homs and its location
[00:00:44] deep inside Syrian territory makes
[00:00:47] Syria TV on it a route for transit, smuggling, and storage.
[00:00:50] The Lebanese army
[00:00:52] said it seized about
[00:00:55] the developments 200 kilograms of
[00:00:57] amends items in explosives that were prepared for smuggling from Syria
[00:01:00] to Lebanon, while smugglers fled towards
[00:01:03] Syrian territory. The Lebanese army clarified that
[00:01:06] a military unit seized the explosives in
[00:01:10] the Al-Qasr area in Hermel, northeastern Lebanon,
[00:01:13] explaining that the operation came within the framework of
[00:01:17] monitoring the Lebanese-Syrian borders to combat
[00:01:20] smuggling and prevent illegal infiltration attempts.
[00:01:23] الشرعي.
[00:01:29] The spokesperson for
[00:01:31] Council conference in prisoners in Lebanon announced the end of the open hunger and medicine strike
[00:01:35] that lasted 30 days, following
[00:01:38] the Constitutional Council's decision regarding the general amnesty law. The spokesperson
[00:01:42] looking for its place in said that the end of the strike came
[00:01:46] after clarifying the fate of the law, pointing to
[00:01:49] disappointment among some prisoners regarding the Council's interpretations,
[00:01:52] which he considered to have affected the essence of articles in
[00:01:56] the law and introduced actual amendments.
[00:02:00] The spokesperson congratulated the prisoners who will be covered by the
[00:02:03] amnesty law, expressing hope that the doors of prisons will open
[00:02:07] for them soon, stressing that ending
[00:02:10] the strike does not mean stopping the movements
[00:02:13] demanding justice for the rest of the prisoners.
[00:02:20] and maintain
[00:02:28] The Minister of Foreign Affairs periodic monitoring of Al-Shaibani discussed with the Prime Minister
[00:02:32] Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani the latest
[00:02:35] regional developments and ways to enhance bilateral cooperation
[00:02:39] between the two countries. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that
[00:02:42] both sides emphasized during their meeting in Doha
[00:02:49] from it,
[00:02:50] the rights of residents and preserve the depletion of their stock of the importance of developing Syrian-Qatari relations and intensifying coordination and joint consultation on
[00:02:54] homes in issues of mutual interest, Now for this which contributes to oh homes in
[00:02:56] enhancing security and stability in the region.
[00:03:01] is broader than news.
[00:03:02] local teams from The President of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Masoud
[00:03:06] Barzani discussed with the advisor
[00:03:08] quality of available quantities at to the presidency of the republic, Mazloum Abdi, the political situation
[00:03:11] and the latest developments in Syria
[00:03:14] and the region. Barzani's office
[00:03:16] stated that the meeting between the two sides in
[00:03:19] Erbil highlighted the future of Kurds in
[00:03:22] Syria and the path of dialogue
[00:03:26] by a bullet to the and efforts made to resolve disputes and ensure stability.
[00:03:32] The President of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, Nechirvan
[00:03:35] Barzani, said that including the rights of Kurds and all components in
[00:03:39] the Syrian constitution is important. Barzani
[00:03:42] added during the Meri Forum in Erbil that
[00:03:46] the integration of Kurdish fighters into the Syrian army is a significant
[00:03:49] development, noting that 13,000 fighters
[00:03:53] have joined the army, along with thousands of others in
[00:03:56] the security forces. Barzani also added that President
[00:04:00] Ahmed Al-Shara wants to address all problems in
[00:04:04] the country, including
[00:04:06] their children. In the issue of Kurdish rights, cases from hospitals and clarifying that Mazloum
[00:04:08] Abdi is avoiding the mistakes that were made previously
[00:04:12] in the Kurdistan Region of
[00:04:13] Iraq.
[00:04:18] The General Administration for Civil Affairs set a final
[00:04:22] deadline to complete the naturalization procedures for Kurdish citizens
[00:04:25] covered by Decree No. 13.
[00:04:29] The administration said that the door for
[00:04:32] completing procedures for those who missed their previous appointments
[00:04:35] will open between
[00:04:37] attempt to preserve the 18th and 19th of this
[00:04:40] month, adding that completing the procedures
[00:04:43] will be done through centers in
[00:04:45] Today, we have a lot of Damascus, Aleppo, Raqqa, Hasakah, and Qamishli.
[00:04:58] Mustafa
[00:05:02] so that every girl can wear this Abdi, a member of the People's Assembly and the presidential team, told the Hasakah media directorate that two convoys
[00:05:05] will depart today,
[00:05:07] reported a number of Tuesday, for the return of about 500 displaced families
[00:05:09] between Ras al-Ain and Hasakah.
[00:05:13] Today, a convoy will depart for the return of about 500 displaced families
[00:05:17] from Ras al-Ain to their original areas in
[00:05:21] Hasakah governorate, coinciding with the dispatch of another
[00:05:24] batch comprising about 50 displaced families
[00:05:27] from Hasakah residing in Ras al-Ain towards
[00:05:31] their homes in Hasakah
[00:05:32] city.
[00:05:53] President Ahmed Al-Shara issued Decree No.
[00:05:56] 188 for the year
[00:05:59] 2026, including amendments to
[00:06:03] some items of the harmonized customs tariff
[00:06:06] schedule. The decree
[00:06:09] the approved schedule under Decree No.
[00:06:13] 110 for the year 2026
[00:06:16] in terms of description, coding, duty rates,
[00:06:20] and application
[00:06:20] conditions.
[00:06:26] Turkish Minister of Energy Alparslan
[00:06:29] Bayraktar announced discussions on a project
[00:06:32] to connect the electricity grids between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Jordan,
[00:06:36] and Syria. Bayraktar said in statements on the sidelines of
[00:06:40] the 25th World Petroleum
[00:06:44] Riyadh that the project includes the establishment of a massive
[00:06:47] line to transmit electricity between the four
[00:06:50] countries with the aim of developing regional cooperation in the field of
[00:06:53] energy.
[00:06:58] The Syrian Petroleum Company announced that it has begun
[00:07:02] connecting a fuel oil tanker with a capacity of 16,000 tons
[00:07:06] and unloading it in Baniyas warehouses, while
[00:07:09] another tanker awaits its turn. The company
[00:07:12] said that it refused to unload two other
[00:07:16] tankers for violating the required conditions,
[00:07:20] adding that it coordinated with Homs refinery to increase
[00:07:23] fuel oil production and secure the needs of the governorates as
[00:07:27] winter approaches. The company expected an improvement in the stability
[00:07:31] of fuel oil availability with regular supplies and the return of
[00:07:34] Baniyas refinery to
[00:07:36] operation.
[00:07:45] A Syria TV correspondent reported a severe shortage
[00:07:48] of fuel, especially diesel, in the cities of Aleppo and Idlib,
[00:07:52] which led to the closure of
[00:07:55] most gas stations due to
[00:07:59] gasoline and diesel. Our correspondent explained that the stations
[00:08:03] that are still operating are experiencing heavy traffic
[00:08:07] as cars queue up due to the scarcity of gasoline
[00:08:09] and its limited availability. In
[00:08:13] the same context, local sources reported
[00:08:16] a halt in gasoline supply due to the low
[00:08:21] stations, amidst anticipation of new
[00:08:24] shipments.
[00:08:39] I've been waiting for two hours. We went to the previous gas station.
[00:08:43] It has diesel, but no gasoline. This one has gasoline.
[00:08:46] The queue goes all the way to Death Circle.
[00:08:49] The problem is that the gasoline is not
[00:08:52] proper gasoline. Many cars are getting
[00:08:56] damaged. Some engines are getting ruined, some cars are getting
[00:08:59] severely damaged. Some engines are being replaced.
[00:09:02] So, it's causing direct
[00:09:06] harm to the people. Direct harm to the people.
[00:09:09] مباشره.
[00:09:18] The head of resident doctors at the National Hospital
[00:09:21] in Deir ez-Zor, Mohammed Al-Bash, said that the emergency department
[00:09:25] received 271
[00:09:28] cases since Monday dawn, including
[00:09:31] 63 injured with cases of
[00:09:33] suffocation resulting from the dust storm that
[00:09:37] hit the governorate. Al-Bash added that medical staff
[00:09:41] continued to provide healthcare
[00:09:43] to patients despite the great pressure experienced
[00:09:47] by the hospital due to the increasing number
[00:09:50] of people affected by the storm. Deir ez-Zor governorate also witnessed
[00:09:53] a dense dust storm
[00:09:56] that caused a significant decrease in visibility,
[00:10:00] while hazy and dusty conditions extended to
[00:10:03] areas in Raqqa and Hasakah, amidst warnings of
[00:10:07] its effects on patients with respiratory
[00:10:09] issues.
[00:10:16] A Syria TV correspondent
[00:10:19] injuries due to a traffic accident on the Palmyra-
[00:10:23] Sukhnah road after flash floods caused by
[00:10:27] heavy rains that hit the region.
[00:10:47] Yasser, take it easy, take it easy. Sit down.
[00:10:49] Sit down.
[00:10:52] Abu Amir, this is a Suzuki car. This is
[00:10:59] the Suzuki car. The Civil Defense warned of hazy
[00:11:03] and dusty weather in the governorates of Raqqa, Deir ez-Zor,
[00:11:06] and Hasakah, with a decrease in horizontal visibility.
[00:11:10] The Civil Defense called on citizens, especially
[00:11:13] those with respiratory diseases, to be careful
[00:11:16] and follow preventive instructions and the necessity of using
[00:11:20] medical masks and protective eyewear, in addition
[00:11:23] to calling for reducing speed and turning on
[00:11:27] vehicle
[00:11:28] headlights.
[00:11:34] The Directorate of Education in Deir ez-Zor governorate
[00:11:37] decided to suspend classes today in all
[00:11:40] schools in the governorate. It explained that the decision comes
[00:11:44] due to the current weather conditions and to ensure
[00:11:47] the safety of students and educational
[00:11:49] staff.
[00:12:09] The Ministry of Health temporarily closed Al-Nahda Private Hospital in
[00:12:12] Homs after repeated cases of infection
[00:12:16] and bacterial contamination among patients, according to
[00:12:19] Homs Health Director Dr. Khaled Al-Homsi
[00:12:22] told Syria TV. He explained
[00:12:25] that the decision came after inspection tours and taking
[00:12:29] bacterial swabs that revealed the hospital's non-compliance
[00:12:32] with sterilization and infection control standards,
[00:12:36] despite previous warnings to its management.
[00:12:39] He also affirmed that the purpose of this measure is to
[00:12:43] protect patients public safety,
[00:12:46] pointing to the continuation of
[00:12:49] health facilities and follow-up on the implementation of sterilization
[00:12:53] and infection
[00:12:55] control procedures.
[00:13:01] The boards of trustees of Jobar and Qaboun
[00:13:04] neighborhoods called on Damascus Governorate to stop the proposed reconstruction of the two neighborhoods
[00:13:08] in its current form and to work on
[00:13:11] developing alternatives that consider
[00:13:15] the demographic structure and social fabric.
[00:13:18] The two councils said in a joint statement that a study
[00:13:22] of the proposal presented by Damascus Governorate, in cooperation with
[00:13:27] the two neighborhoods, showed a gap between
[00:13:30] the current offer and the aspirations of the residents and their minimum
[00:13:34] demands, especially regarding investment rates, population
[00:13:37] density, and preserving
[00:13:41] the social fabric, pointing out that
[00:13:44] the proposal suffered from a lack of clarity
[00:13:47] represented by the unavailability of the written form
[00:13:50] and plans from the beginning, and the lack of clarity of
[00:13:53] roles, rights, and obligations.
[00:14:27] The "Our Heritage, Our Civilization" bazaar in Deir
[00:14:30] ez-Zor hosts traditional and food products and handicrafts
[00:14:34] made by local women, with the aim of
[00:14:38] supporting home businesses and empowering women
[00:14:41] economically, in addition to preserving the popular heritage
[00:14:45] of the region.
[00:14:45] للمنطقه
[00:14:51] The black abaya is one of the most prominent pieces of traditional
[00:14:53] clothing displayed by Wafaa in the "Our Heritage,
[00:14:57] Our Civilization" bazaar held in Deir ez-Zor governorate, in an
[00:15:02] the heritage that is still present in the memory of the people
[00:15:06] of the region.
[00:15:10] clothes and traditional Euphrates attire
[00:15:13] that we used to be proud of, but it might be a bit difficult for girls
[00:15:17] to wear it in daily life. Through this
[00:15:21] brand, we tried to work on our heritage with slightly modern designs,
[00:15:27] attire
[00:15:30] without feeling that it will hinder her life or
[00:15:33] her work. The displayed items varied between local
[00:15:37] Deiri food and traditional dishes and handicrafts,
[00:15:40] and others, in a scene that reflects the diversity of women's
[00:15:44] skills and their ability to transform household chores
[00:15:47] into productive projects that open new horizons
[00:15:51] for them to work
[00:15:53] and market.
[00:15:55] We were trained by the FAO. Then 145 women
[00:15:59] gathered, and we started making food products, as you
[00:16:03] can see, maqdoos, okra, kishk,
[00:16:06] Arabic ghee, tahini. Pure of course, all without additives and without
[00:16:10] any preservatives. We make chemicals and cosmetics.
[00:16:13] Our most important industries that we work with are soaps,
[00:16:17] in addition to creams, therapeutic creams, of course, all within the field of
[00:16:21] cosmetics.
[00:16:23] The bazaar, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce under the patronage of the Governor of
[00:16:27] Deir ez-Zor and with the participation of the Women Business Council of the
[00:16:31] governorate, brought together women who turned
[00:16:33] their homes into small workshops to present
[00:16:38] diverse products. And
[00:16:41] such events support the commercial
[00:16:44] and small industrial movement in Deir ez-Zor. They support some
[00:16:48] families, especially women, and empower women in business.
[00:16:52] The bazaar aims to empower
[00:16:55] women economically and open marketing channels for
[00:16:59] their products, contributing to supporting families and strengthening
[00:17:02] their role in the local community. A step
[00:17:06] that confirms that women
[00:17:13] made a difference. From the heart of the home, the story began, and in the Our Heritage, Our Civilization bazaar, the picture was complete. A distinct Deiri
[00:17:17] product
[00:17:20] the market. Syria TV , Deir
[00:17:23] ez-Zor. A department for child
[00:17:26] and adolescent psychiatry was opened at the Children's Hospital in Damascus,
[00:17:30] in a step aimed at enhancing mental health services
[00:17:33] and rehabilitation and responding to the growing
[00:17:36] need for specialized care for this group,
[00:17:40] emphasizing the importance of mental health for
[00:17:43] children alongside physical health care.
[00:17:46] ا
[00:17:53] A children's psychiatry center was just opened at the
[00:17:56] University Children's Hospital. It is the first academic center to be opened
[00:18:00] in Syria for children's psychiatry. This specialization
[00:18:03] has become an integral part or primarily indicates that
[00:18:06] a child's health is part of their
[00:18:10] physical health. This center will not only
[00:18:13] be a center for diagnosis and treatment, but also a center for integration and rehabilitation,
[00:18:17] and cooperation between the family and the hospital, in addition to being a center
[00:18:21] for scientific research and innovation. Many studies will be launched
[00:18:26] which will be part of the reconstruction. In fact, the most important part of the reconstruction
[00:18:29] of Syria is the reconstruction of people before the reconstruction
[00:18:33] of buildings, God willing. So it will be an investment.
[00:18:36] هو استثمار
[00:18:41] Dr. Ahmed Habbaz, Director of the Specialized
[00:18:45] Center for Infectious Diseases in Damascus, told Syria TV
[00:18:48] that the center monitors suspected cases of
[00:18:52] AIDS referred from the pre-marital examination clinic,
[00:18:55] blood bank, hospitals, and doctors
[00:18:58] to conduct the necessary analyses to confirm
[00:19:02] infection or absence of the disease.
[00:19:05] من المرض.
[00:19:15] The Center for Diagnosis of Communicable Diseases in Damascus
[00:19:19] is an accredited center for monitoring and issuing certificates
[00:19:22] of freedom from AIDS. As for
[00:19:26] monitoring, we monitor the presence of
[00:19:28] AIDS cases through suspected cases referred from
[00:19:32] the medical examination center before the pre-marital medical examination clinic
[00:19:35] and from the blood
[00:19:38] bank. We also receive
[00:19:41] doctors. We analyze them and confirm whether there is an
[00:19:45] AIDS infection or not. It is also
[00:19:49] a center responsible for issuing
[00:19:52] certificates of freedom from AIDS. These
[00:19:55] are Syrians or foreigners
[00:19:59] who visit us to get this certificate.
[00:20:02] For example, Syrians for the purpose of going abroad, and foreigners
[00:20:05] for the purpose of renewing
[00:20:08] their residency. The cases that turn out positive
[00:20:12] are followed up by us and by the Ministry of
[00:20:16] Health and the counseling center, which is our neighboring
[00:20:19] center. The counseling center's services
[00:20:22] are free, voluntary,
[00:20:25] free, and confidential.
[00:20:28] The treatment
[00:20:30] is dispensed to patients with follow-up
[00:20:34] of the case laboratorily. We dispense the treatment. The treatment is free
[00:20:38] and is
[00:20:40] according to the latest international protocols.
[00:20:42] The
[00:20:46] Directorate of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection in
[00:20:50] the governorates of Latakia and Tartous launched
[00:20:53] electronic supply controls using
[00:20:56] the QR code, in a step aimed
[00:21:00] at digitizing regulatory work, accelerating procedures,
[00:21:03] and enhancing the accuracy of documenting violations
[00:21:06] and following up on them.
[00:21:08] Regarding the issue of old and new olive presses,
[00:21:11] the meeting currently aims to clearly and explicitly
[00:21:15] announce the launch of the digital transformation phase
[00:21:18] in the Directorate of Internal Trade
[00:21:21] in both governorates, Latakia
[00:21:24] and Tartous. This transition
[00:21:28] to digital transformation and writing reports
[00:21:31] electronically
[00:21:33] is, frankly, a qualitative leap in
[00:21:37] the administrative procedures for regulatory work
[00:21:40] and in keeping pace with
[00:21:45] occurring in the world, which gives us a great ability to
[00:21:48] analyze data and accurately define
[00:21:52] objectives. When we talk about digital transformation,
[00:21:55] artificial intelligence has undoubtedly entered everything
[00:21:58] today.
[00:22:00] Through the numbers and data that reach
[00:22:03] the technical department
[00:22:06] in all directorates, we can analyze
[00:22:09] data and use artificial intelligence
[00:22:12] to identify areas of fault and shortcomings
[00:22:15] accurately and address them with record
[00:22:18] speed, God willing.
[00:22:22] That concludes the bulletin, dear viewers. Thank you for your kind attention, and goodbye.
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[00:24:05] A series of mysterious crimes claimed the lives of hundreds
[00:24:08] of Syrians.
[00:24:11] Many of them were killed by bullets, and in some cases,
[00:24:16] head.
[00:24:22] But who killed them? And how were they killed? And why were no
[00:24:26] serious investigations conducted?
[00:24:29] They came and told us about the
[00:24:32] fugitives. They told them, "Guys, they were
[00:24:35] killed by a raid of seven men who covered them up
[00:24:38] and took them away."
[00:24:46] The explorer team identified the ambush location, as well as the location
[00:24:50] where the residents found the bodies of
[00:24:56] the first part of this investigation, we start with the killings that
[00:24:59] targeted truffle
[00:25:01] collectors.
[00:25:05] Crimes without investigation, and questions that lead to Assad
[00:25:08] and Iran, to the 14th Division of the
[00:25:11] Fifth Corps that is here and the
[00:25:14] 17th.
[00:25:36] We were sitting inside and someone was crying here. Oh, we heard the pain of bones
[00:25:39] breaking.
[00:25:41] تتكسر.
[00:25:50] Every blanket I smell, I feel there is blood
[00:25:53] mixed with the smell of
[00:25:54] humans.
[00:25:58] When they call out during torture, you truly don't know if you'll come back alive or
[00:26:01] dead.
[00:26:08] I remember hearing my hair crackling
[00:26:10] in my head.
[00:26:14] The soul that is tortured is the one that does not leave.
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[00:30:43] Greetings, dear viewers, wherever you are. A new episode of Ribos, in which we will review
[00:30:46] today the most prominent things that attracted the attention of Syrians on social
[00:30:50] media during the past
[00:30:52] hours.
[00:30:58] A few hours ago,