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Following Al-Sharaa’s statements, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz raised the stakes, announcing that Israeli forces would not withdraw from Mount Hermon or the security zone they control inside Syria. Katz also stated that "the entire area under our control will remain under our control forever" should Israel face any attack from Syria.
Civil Defence: Civilian injured by shrapnel in initial toll following ammunition depot explosion in Al-Eis, Southern Aleppo countryside. Two civilians suffer temporary breathing difficulties, plus one civilian injured in road accident while attempting to evacuate the area
Qamishli International Airport in northeastern Syria is expected to reopen within a month after security arrangements are completed. The airport could handle 5–7 daily domestic and international flights
General Civil Aviation and Air Transport Authority Chairman Omar Al-Hasri: The Authority's Civil Aviation and Air Navigation Services Department has approved the L602 air route, which passes through the eastern region of Syria near the city of Deir ez-Zor, after months of technical studies. This approval enhances air traffic between Gulf countries
Head of Internal Security in Tartus, Colonel Abdel Al Mohamed Abdel Al: As part of our ongoing efforts to pursue those involved in managing and carrying out aerial attacks against the Syrian people, our specialized units, in cooperation with the Counter-Terrorism Directorate, have carried out a series of precise security operations, resulting in the arrest of five individuals
Interior security forces continue their security operations in the city of Daraa, implementing raids and searches of several homes and detaining several suspects, while security measures continue to pursue wanted individuals and enhance stability in the region.
Syria will offer cheaper diesel for heating, agriculture and industry after fuel price hikes sparked widespread protests. The government will sell diesel at three prices, with the cheapest grade set at 115 Syrian pounds per litre for eligible users
Tension remains in Syria: Three members of the Syrian security forces were killed by gunfire in the town of Sanamayn, near Daraa. Authorities report that security forces have raided a site linked to ISIS in the same area.
Around 60km south of Damascus and some 30km from the Golan; a clash took place in Dara'a province in Syria. ANHA: "Three members of the Internal Security Forces were killed and others were injured during a security raid on a house in the city of Sanamayn in the northern Daraa
Armed clashes and grenade throwing reported in the city of Jasem, in the northern part of Daraa, following a family dispute in the city's western district.
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa: Through mediation carried out by Prince Mohammed bin Salman and President Erdogan with President Trump, a historic decision was taken and the sanctions on Syria were lifted. I believe Syria was born again after the sanctions were lifted, and the road opened before it. What remains now is policy, procedures, and making the right and sound choices so that this Syrian project can move forward
Protests erupt in front of the border crossing with Türkiye, roads closed; fuel price hikes extend to al-Bab, east of Aleppo, with protesters and truck drivers
Ahmed al-Sharaa government and alligned forces, Syrian Security Forces, Syrian army,Turkey, Qatar
Pro-Assad forces, NDF, Russia, IRGC from Iran, Hezbollah, Shia groups from Iraq, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon
International coalition, NATO, E.U. countries, Western countries
Israel under Netanyahu government, Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri forces in Suwaida, U.S. under Trump, Conservative, traditional or right-wing government, personalities and organizations(illiberal)
Protesters
Kurds: YPG, YPJ, SDF, PKK, also: UAE and UAE-backed forces
League of Arab States countries: Saudi Arabia, Egypt,Bahrain, Jordan
Islamic State
Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham(ex Al-Nusra)
Non-aligned, International organizations, Nature
中国
Areas control
Government & pro-government forces: Assad, Russia, Iran
Rebels: FSA, moderate rebels(many groups: Ahrar Al Sham, Jaish al Islam etc), more radical groups like Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham HTS(ex Al-Nusra)
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YemenHouthi-held Hodeidah airport, telecommunication networks on Mount Bard in Kusmah district, Raymah governorate and in Bani Matar in Sana'a were targeted by airstrikes. Photo from Hodeidah airport
