The interim Damascus government is abandoning the people of Deir ez-Zor to death!

Babies are dying at Al-Kasra Hospital in the western countryside of Deir ez-Zor due to a lack of medical staff and oversight.

A father holding his dead baby in his arms is wailing in the hospital.

Just in case you are confused, because fiction far outweighs reality in the current state of ✨expertism

Iraq and Syria have signed a memorandum of understanding that the Kirkuk-Baniyas pipeline should be built.
It is however not being built yet; nor has Iraq/Syria allocated the funds, necessary resources and most importantly the land rights to rebuild the pipeline.
Then there’s the question of how and who will pay for it as a pipeline simply can’t be built in Iraq/Syria separately and then be attached to each other.

Even if both sides are in full agreement - in the middle of a conflict that is escalating day by day, an actual contract won’t be signed nor will any side start to (re)built the pipeline.

Would be worthwhile to understand that the pipeline is not being built to bypass the Strait of Hormuz in some scheme to weaken Iran - like many experts are suggesting.
The pipeline is simply put, reducing costs and increasing the capacity that can be sold to Europe - it’s beneficial to all sides.

It will inevitably reduce the dependence on the strait of Hormuz but this isn’t the overall goal; it’s simply a welcomed effect.

Keep in mind that the pipeline can be struck at will by virtually any actor at any given time - this is exactly why the argument of the pipeline being a strategic move that weakens Iran is redundant; silly even.

And it’s not like the contracts with the gulf counties will become obsolete as soon as that pipeline exists - it’s additional oil/gas that add layer of economic stability to Europe but it won’t supply Europe on its own; even in combination with other countries such as Azerbaijan that supply the EU with gas.

One shouldn’t mix fiction and propaganda with the realities on the ground and one shouldn’t misinterpret the overall ambitions of the factions involved to glorify whatever faction. So that we are clear: the pipeline is good; it will benefit everyone.

It simply isn’t what many are interpreting it to be.

From another perspective it’s very interesting to see how normal news/developments are being interpreted to an extent in which it essentially becomes propaganda - much of it existing solely for some DC lobby groups to score points.

It’s a form of art in my opinion/ X: @ScharoBajalan

Hundreds of Turkish MIT operatives are entering Damascus.

Al-Julani is dismissing and sidelining men who do not belong to Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, while the jihadist foreign fighters (muhajireen) are undergoing intensive training in Wadi Barada in the Qalamoun region (Damascus countryside). Many of them have already reached the Lebanese border in preparation for entering Lebanon.

The Ministry of Interior and the sovereign ministries have also been placed under the control of figures affiliated with Turkey, such as Abu Saeed and Abu Ahmed Hudud.

Lebanon’s entry into the conflict and its destruction could mark the beginning of a major war.

The Turkish intelligence is moving its mercenaries, including ISIS cells and others, in Hasakah and Serekaniye under the name of tribes, threatening the Kurds and Kurdish areas with war and giving a 24-hour ultimatum.

Another explosion reported in Erbil IRGC attacking with drones.

The names of those detained in the village of al-Nayrabiyah in the northern countryside of Aleppo, including children aged 14 and 16, are:

Mohammad Salah Mohammad
Hassan Salah Mohammad
Mohammad Abdul Qader Walo
Khaled Abdul Qader Walo
Abdul Jalil Haj Ali
Mohammad Nouri
Hamid Mohammad Hassan

The General Security forces of the Damascus government also assaulted women and the elderly.

Jihadist gangs affiliated with the Turkish state are attacking the Governor of Hasakah.

Al-Hasakah Governor Nureddin Ahmed and a delegation from the Syrian Presidency came under attack by jihadist gangs affiliated with the Turkish state during their visit to Serekaniye

The convoy, which came under heavy attack, was unable to enter Serêkaniyê. It is extremely dangerous for displaced people to return to their homes before the jihadist gangs affiliated with the Turkish state are driven out of Serêkaniyê.
In recent months, these gang groups had released footage threatening the Kurdish people.