Syrian Presidency:

During the meeting, the President affirmed Syria’s unity and sovereignty over its entire territory, stressed the importance of dialogue in the current phase, and highlighted the need to rebuild Syria with the participation of all Syrians, alongside continuing coordination of efforts to combat terrorism.

The meeting also addressed ways to enhance economic cooperation between Syria and the United States, and discussed the latest regional developments.

The Syrian Army has reached Al-Dallah Roundabout in the center of Raqqa city.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa:

We urge our Arab tribes to remain calm and allow the implementation of the agreement’s provisions.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa:

We had a scheduled meeting with Mazloum Abdi, but it has been postponed until tomorrow due to poor weather conditions.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa:

State institutions will enter the three eastern and northeastern provinces.

The Syrian state is a unified state, and areas with special status will submit the names of the security personnel who will operate there.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa:

All outstanding files with the SDF will be resolved.

BREAKING: Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has signed an integration agreement under which Syrian state institutions will enter Hasakah, Deir ez-Zor, and Raqqa and take over control.

The Syrian government will also take over the border crossings in northeastern Syria.

Source: Alaraby TV

BREAKING: Key Provisions of the Syria-SDF Agreement:

1- Full integration of all civilian institutions into the Syrian state

2- Transfer of control over all oil fields to the Syrian government

3- SDF members to join the Syrian Ministry of Defense as individuals, not as units or brigades, following security vetting and with guarantees for Kurdish areas

4- Issuance of a presidential decree appointing a governor for Hasakah

5- Removal of heavy weapons from Ayn al-Arab and the formation of a local security force under the Ministry of Interior

6- Syrian government to assume responsibility for prisons and camps holding ISIS members and their families

7- Approval of SDF-nominated candidates for appointment within Syrian state institutions

8- SDF commitment to expel PKK elements outside Syria

9- Syrian state commitment to continue combating the ISIS organization

10- Efforts to reach understandings facilitating the return of displaced persons to Afrin and Sheikh Maqsoud

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Iranian President Pezeshkian:

Any aggression against the Supreme Leader of our country is tantamount to all-out war against the Iranian nation.

Syrian Presidency:

President Ahmad al-Sharaa signs a ceasefire agreement and the full integration of the SDF into the institutions of the Syrian state.

The Syrian government will take full control of all border crossings and oil and gas fields in the region, and ensure their protection by regular government forces to guarantee the return of these resources to the Syrian state.

MORE: The SDF commits to providing Damascus with the names of former regime officers in northeastern Syria.

A presidential decree will be issued appointing a candidate to the post of governor of Hasakah. (Likely Mazloum Abdi).

A local police force will remain in Ain al-Arab, administratively linked to the Ministry of Interior.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Greenland:

European leaders will come around and understand they need to be under the U.S. security umbrella.

What would happen in Ukraine if the U.S. pulled its support out? The whole thing would collapse.

Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi:

Russians plan to launch up to 1,000 drones per day against Ukraine in 2026.

Senator Graham met with Mossad Director David Barnea in Israel.

Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi:

Ukraine will conduct offensive operations, because there will be no victory in defense.

Syrian MoD:

Based on the agreement reached by President Ahmad Al-Sharaa with the SDF, we announce a ceasefire on all fronts and a comprehensive halt to hostilities across all areas of engagement.

Q: You created a lot of relationships over the years with politicians in the U.S.; how do you do it?

Miriam Adelson: Can you allow me not to answer? I want to be truthful, and there are so many things that I don't want to talk about.