Families of individuals who disappeared under the Assad regime gathered in Damascus to hold demonstrations, displaying photos of their missing loved ones and demanding continued efforts to locate them.

Libya Al-Ahrar channel uncovered secret documents related to a joint project between the Libyan National Army led by Khalifa Haftar, and the Assad regime.

The documents include correspondence and images featuring senior officials from both countries, revealing cooperation in the development of drones.

A decision is revealed to establish a joint coordination office, headed by Major General Abdul Karim Mahmoud, who was recently appointed Minister of Defense in Syria, before the Assad regime was overthrown.

The documents include satellite images showing specific areas in eastern Libya, specifically in the outskirts of the Al-Hamama area, east of the city of Al-Bayda.

The channel's report and sources indicate that the topographical survey of the area revealed that work was ongoing until the end of 2020, but it has since halted up to the present day.