Daraa Anti-Narcotics Branch seized 1.7 million Captagon pills in a high-security raid on smuggling warehouses—the fourth such operation this week across the country. The narcotics were stored for international distribution.
A new mass grave was discovered in the Al-Rouwad Villas complex in Deir Ezzor city, with civil defense and security teams on-site. Over 20 mass graves have already been exhumed, and experts warn dozens more remain unidentified.
Syria’s High Committee for Parliamentary Elections held sessions in Daraa, Idlib, Aleppo, Homs, Hama, and Latakia to explain the electoral process and gather input from local communities. The outreach aims to boost participation ahead of the new People’s Assembly, expected within 60 days.
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Clashes erupted in the village of Granj in eastern Deir Ezzor between local residents and SDF forces. This confrontation follows yesterday's raids in the area, during which 13 civilians were detained, and homes were reportedly looted and vandalized.
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President Ahmad al-Sharaa met with Geir Pedersen, the UN Special Envoy to Syria, in Damascus reflecting ongoing international efforts to revive the political process in Syria.
Geir Pedersen on meeting, UN will continue providing humanitarian support to ensure Syria's political transition is successful, “failure unacceptable” after Syria’s sacrifices, UN-Syria cooperation started strong—progress in transitional period is “necessary, not optional.”
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According to Ynetnews, Israeli officials doubt President Ahmad al-Sharaa would accept an agreement that does not include full Golan Heights withdrawal. Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer is heading to Washington to discuss Syria talks and the expansion…
According to Ynetnews, an unnamed Syrian official said that indirect talks are underway between Damascus and Tel Aviv under Arab and international mediation. Syria is demanding an end to Israeli strikes and a return to the 1974 disengagement agreement, while Israel is seeking a buffer zone.
Finance Minister Muhammad Barniyeh announced that Syria is planning major reforms to modernize its stock exchange, expand market offerings, and boost economic growth. The Damascus Securities Exchange will be upgraded and turned into a joint-stock company, with efforts to attract more public listings and increase investor participation.