Turkish President Erdoğan:

Best response to those who view revolution in Syria with crossed eyes, those who glorify Assad era is the underground prisons in Damascus.

Erdoğan:

We will clear other parts of Syria from terrorist organizations and invaders and create the necessary ground for all of our brothers and sisters to return to their homes.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken made an unannounced visit to Iraq to meet Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, focusing on Syria’s transition after the fall of Assad.

Ukraine is willing and ready to supply food to Syria following the fall of the Assad regime, Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Vitaliy Koval told Reuters.

Russian and Syrian sources said earlier that Russian wheat supplies to Syria had been suspended over uncertainty about the new government and payment delays.

Syria traditionally imported food from Russia during the Assad era.

Situation in the Umayyad Square in Damascus. Syrians are still celebrating the fall of the Assad regime.

PKK/YPG continue to open fire on civilian protesters in Maskanah.

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani:

We will not allow any aggression on Syrian territory from any party, as this represents a threat to stability in the region.

Former US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley:

Türkiye is the key to weakening Iran and and ending the war in Ukraine. Trump should communicate with Türkiye and Erdoğan.

Clash Report EXCLUSIVE: In Syria, the old Syrian flag and Assad's images dominate every corner—painted on shop shutters, buildings, and checkpoints.

Shopkeepers were forced to comply under threats of arrest. But change is here. People are repainting and erasing the Assad regime's marks. Freedom is on the horizon for Syria.

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) targeted al-Fashir's main hospital in North Darfur, Sudan, killing nine people and injuring 20 in a drone strike that destroyed critical medical facilities, according to local health officials and activists.

The conflict between the RSF and the army has displaced over 12 million people in Sudan.

Clash Report EXCLUSIVE: Severe electricity shortages are crippling daily life in Syria, with power cuts lasting up to 20 hours a day in cities like Damascus and Aleppo. Families rely on wood, charcoal, or costly solar panels for heating and cooking, while limited electricity comes from batteries or generators.

Internet and mobile connectivity are equally unreliable, making communication nearly impossible.

These issues were ignored by the Assad regime for years, but the new Syrian government is working to restore electricity, improve connectivity, and bring relief to the people.

A Syrian person wearing a Spongebob Squarepants costume next to an armed HTS fighter, from today's rallies.

Picture from BBC.

Austria will provide 1,000 Euros to Syrian refugees in the country who choose to return to Syria.

Syrian Ministry of Media:

We affirm that all war media professionals who were part of the war and propaganda machine of the Assad regime, and contributed to promoting its crimes and massacres against the Syrian people, will be subject to a fair trial.

Syrians greeting the Russian forces in Syria as they are leaving their bases.