Firefighters are responding to the fire.

Large fires have broken out in agricultural lands in the countryside of Hasakah, as well as in the rural areas of Qamishlo, Tel Koçer (al-Ya‘rubiyah), and Tirbespiyê (Qamîşlo countryside), with hundreds of dunams of farmland burned as a result of deliberate acts of arson.

Two people from Tel Brak, an area under the control of the Jolani government (Damascus), were reportedly arrested after being caught red-handed setting fire to agricultural crops. According to circulating reports, the two are said to belong to a larger network operating under coordination and orders from Turkish intelligence.

Protests are spreading and continuing in many cities across Syria!

The people of Til Temir blocked the M4 highway in protest against the deteriorating economic situation.
Their only source of livelihood, their agricultural lands, were burned by the Turkish state and its affiliated militias. Now, the interim Damascus government has raised fuel prices and is cutting off electricity to the people.

Human Rights Watch report on attacks in June:

Crowd attacks and sectarian incitement targeted alleged Assad supporters and members of religious minorities, particularly Alawites, in several governorates between June 13 and 17, 2026, coinciding with protests demanding accountability for the Assad regime's crimes.

In Damascus – Mezzeh 86 neighborhood (predominantly Alawite): A crowd of 300-400 people gathered and attacked shops, breaking windows, firing shots inside, beating shop owners with stun guns and stabbing them, while chanting sectarian slogans and insults. One shop owner estimated the losses at around $1,000.

In Idlib – Kafr Takharim: Elderly man Shukri al-Kayali was killed after being dragged, tortured, and left in the street. In the Sheikh neighborhood of Kafr Takharim, Fadi Rabou was found dead amidst chants of "Allahu Akbar" (God is Great).

The report documented a rapid shift from targeting individuals to collective punishment of entire communities, fueled by incitement on social media and sect

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Just as trees are being cut down by cerdevan/cehş in Northern Kurdistan, in Afrin city of Rojava Kurdistan, gangs affiliated with the Turkish state continue to plunder forests and cut down trees.

The predatory and anti-nature mentality is everywhere!

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: Military Buildup by Ministry of Defense Factions Along the Lebanese-Syrian Border, from Safita in Rural Tartous to Rural Damascus

Military movements and troop buildups by Syrian forces continue along the border strip with Lebanon, amid ongoing reinforcements across a number of border and strategic areas, against a backdrop of military redeployment and the insertion of fighters of various nationalities since the start of this year.
According to Syrian Observatory sources, the buildups have been concentrated at several points in western rural Homs, particularly in the villages of Al-Nazariyah, Hawik, and Al-Fadiliyah in the Al-Qusayr district, located near the Lebanese border with the Hermel and Akkar regions, as well as in the Talkalakh area and surrounding villages along the Lebanese border.

The military movements have also extended to other areas along the border strip, including the village of Tel Wa’aw and the village of Al-Dukaykah in rural Safita in Tartus Governorate, along with reinforcements and deployments in the Zabadani Plain and Madaya in western rural Damascus, and the Qalamoun highlands stretching between Al-Nabk, Yabrud, Qara, Flita, and Al-Jarajir, reaching all the way to the border areas opposite Lebanon’s Baalbek-Hermel region.

In the same context, Observatory sources reported notable military activity in areas facing the northern Lebanese border, including the vicinity of the village of Al-Hissa in the Akkar district, near Qleiat Airport, which borders Syrian territory in rural Tartous.

In parallel with these movements, Observatory sources confirmed that Syrian forces have been withdrawing and transferring heavy weapons and military vehicles from areas in eastern rural Aleppo, including Manbij, Kobani, Tishrin Dam, Qara Qozak Bridge, and Maskanah, toward areas in rural Homs along the Lebanese border, a move that points to a significant reinforcement of military capabilities and deployments along the entire border stretch.

Members of the General Security forces affiliated with the Syrian Interim Government opened fire among civilians in an attempt to disperse protesters in the town of Al-Asharah in the eastern Deir ez-Zor countryside. In the Al Asharah area of ​​Deir ez-Zor, a student was arrested and beaten by Public Security personnel affiliated with the Damascus government.

Turkey and terrorist organizations.

The Turkish helicopter that was seen transporting a number of wounded people from the city of Al-Bab in the northern Aleppo countryside, at noon on Wednesday, June 24/July, was carrying a group of senior commanders from Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS). They were reportedly attacked in a surprise assault by an armed man who entered while they were holding a meeting in a house on the outskirts of the city and opened fire on them, leaving several with serious injuries.

There is information indicating that two senior commanders among them were killed, while all of the wounded were transported to hospitals in Turkey by this helicopter, under the supervision of Turkish intelligence.

There are reports of mass purges taking place within the ranks of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham targeting commanders who oppose the war against Hezbollah in Lebanon. The first of them was Al-Aridi, and the latest was at this meeting.

ISIS cells in the city of Ras al-Ain (Serekaniye) are threatening displaced Kurdish residents against returning to their homes; they continue to loot Kurdish property and land and refuse to leave for the desert areas in the Deir ez-Zor countryside.

YRK: We will respond accordingly if the attacks continue

Issuing a warning regarding the Iranian army's attacks on villages around Baneh, the YRK stated, "We do not accept these attacks. If they are repeated, we will respond accordingly."