Currently,in Hasakah, the area is calm; the security forces affiliated with the interim government of Damascus have not yet arrived.

After certain negotiations,the so-called general security forces affiliated with the interim government of Damascus will return to their positions

Farhad Shami, director of the media center for the SDF, stated that an initial contingent of 100 to 125 members of the Syrian Transitional Government (STC) would enter the city of Hasakah on Monday in 15 vehicles.

Shami explained that a second contingent of the same size would enter the city of Qamishli on Tuesday. He noted that all of these forces are from Daraa Governorate, a condition stipulated by the SDF within the existing agreements.

He indicated that the forces entering Hasakah would be stationed at three or four designated locations within the city center, accompanied by Asayish (Kurdish security forces), and their presence would be for a limited period.

He added that the mission of these forces is limited to overseeing the integration process, and they will leave the area upon completion of their tasks.
In Hasakah, the entry of these forces was initially planned to be via the Panorama roundabout, but the route has been changed for the time being to the Ghazl roundabout for security reasons.

US armored vehicles on the Shaddadi road in the southern countryside of Hasakah.

A delegation from the interim government in Damascus approached the outskirts of Hasakah city center.

Kidnapped Child Murdered in Aleppo!

Mihemed Ehmed El Esaf, a child living in the El Shaar neighborhood of Aleppo, was kidnapped by unidentified individuals, and his body was found 20 days later. It was learned that the kidnappers demanded a $3,000 ransom from the family for his release, but instead of freeing him, the child was murdered.

Hours after the body was found, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) announced that they had arrested the kidnappers. However, this announcement was met with criticism due to the questions it raised. The public questioned how individuals who went unidentified for 20 days could be identified and arrested within hours of the child's murder. The failure to reveal the perpetrators' identities has raised concerns that the government may be protecting some individuals involved in the crime.

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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.