We have no problem with our Kurdish brothers and sisters living in Iraq and Syria. Our problem is solely with terrorists.

There are no signs of the re-emergence of ISIS in Syria.

We do not see any indications of a complete Russian withdrawal from Syria.

We have relations with Christians and Druze, and they fought alongside us within the Military Operations Department.

We hope for a swift end to sanctions on Syria.

There is a massive humanitarian crisis in Syria, humanitarian aid to Syria must be increased.

With ‘friends’ like the Assad regime, Palestine doesn’t need enemies.

Iran supported Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis for its own interests.

What they call the ‘axis of resistance’ was about protecting Iran.

Assad received a call urging him to leave Damascus.

We won’t replace Iran in Syria.

Americans and Israelis previously opposed the departure of Assad regime.

The report showed the prisoner emerging from solitary confinement, allegedly held for three months. However, several inconsistencies and findings cast doubt on the report’s authenticity:

Verify-Sy investigations revealed that “Adel Gharbal” is actually “Salama Mohammad Salama,” known as Abu Hamza, a former first lieutenant in Syrian Air Force Intelligence.

Abu Hamza has a history of abuses, including extortion, torture, and arbitrary arrests in Homs. He was detained not for political reasons but for a financial dispute with a superior.

Despite claims of harsh detention, the prisoner appeared clean, healthy, and showed no typical signs of prolonged confinement or exposure to light deprivation.

The prison was shown empty except for him, raising questions about the setting and authenticity of the video.

Locals believe Salama has been trying to rehabilitate his image post-regime collapse, portraying himself as a victim.

The report raises concerns over whether CNN knowingly participated in reshaping his narrative or was misled.

The investigation found no official records of the prisoner’s claims, further questioning the story’s validity.