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Yesterday we mentioned that ISIS cells were planning provocations.
Currently, ISIS sleeper cells open fire from homes in Al-Hasakah/Salihiye; security(Asayish) forces respond.

Naturally, Syrian Government Media is trying to spin the truth to create the narrative that *Evil Kurds* are suppressing the Arabs residents in Hassakeh.

We warned yesterday about it and reported it as it happened - this was a group of individuals of Arab ethnicity who opened fire on the designated MOI route in an effort to disrupt the integration process and reignite tensions between the SDF and STG

And it continues - despite a curfew being in place - the arab residents of Hassakeh have started to march towards the city Centers, firing randomly into the sky.

🚨The Damascus government is placing the most radical individuals linked to MIT near Kurdish regions.

Adnan Khaled al-Setuf is a commander in the al-Amshat group and an extreme radical. Originally from Hama, he has ties to MIT, and through the Turkish occupation, he and his militia group were transferred to Libya. He is now in the town of Shaddadi, in the southern countryside of Hasakah, and the group affiliated with him consists mostly of hardline radicals.

As of right now - the planned integration process is heading in the right direction.

In Hassakeh, the MOI group has entered and has been deployed to the city center

In the countryside of Kobane it’s a similar situation.

Extrajudicial Executions in Raqqa: Two Members of Kurdish Family Killed by Syrian Government Forces

On January 18, 2026, armed members affiliated with the new Syrian government—which recently seized control of Raqqa—arrested and killed a 16-year-old Kurdish child named Farid Rabie Bakir. Following the killing, the perpetrators decapitated him. His remains were transported to Aleppo; eleven days later, they were returned to his family and buried in the village of Maidano in Afrin.

The following day, January 19, Farid’s cousin, 22-year-old Aya Izzat Siraj, was also arrested in Raqqa and killed. Aya died as a result of severe beating and torture. The perpetrators subsequently severed her left hand and leg and burned parts of her body.

After seeing photos of their daughter’s body on social media, Aya’s family contacted the new government forces to claim her remains. When Aya’s father met with the militants on January 25th—asking, "Did you not have a single bullet to kill her? Why did you kill her under torture? Why did you dismember and burn her?"—he was arrested. His whereabouts remain unknown. Aya’s body has not yet been returned; Syrian government forces are reportedly demanding $1,000 USD for the release of her remains.

The family is originally from Aleppo, and has been displaced four times: first to Afrin, then to Shahba, Tabqa, and finally Raqqa.

Community Peacemaker Teams (CPT) – Iraqi Kurdistan has confirmed these human rights violations through eyewitness testimony, interviews, and documented photographic and video evidence.

Explosions are being reported at the Kharab al Jir coalition base in Syria (near Rmelan)

This is very likely the US forces destroying the fortifications and equipment there.