CIB REMLE MILITARY BASE

In the same area, namely in Cib Remle, there is also a base where Türkiye-backed gang/militia groups are stationed. The security of the base is provided by gangs affiliated with El Emshad and 12 individuals selected and assigned by MIT from Dimo village.

Overseeing the team is Ebdela El Selac, one of the El Emşat gang leaders who previously operated in Raqqa and later moved to the Hama region. The individuals responsible for the village are Hasan El-Setuf and his brother Münced El-Setuf.

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From the protest stand of the people in the city of Qamishli at the old post office, against reducing the hours of electricity “amperes” and finding radical solutions to the fuel price crisis, and improving the difficult living conditions that the region is going through.

İmralı Secretariat member Çetin Arkaş stated:

“Let the state not cast a shadow over us or interfere; we will build all our institutions ourselves.”

“We will not give up demanding our rights. Kurds will live with their rights like other nations.”

“This process will open the door to a renaissance in Kurdistan.”

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Clashes continue in western Sweida

Clashes continue between the National Guard and Syrian interim government forces around the village of Majdal in western Sweida. There are reports of casualties.

URGENT/ATTENTION

After Til Temir, fires have now broken out in Qamishlo and the surrounding agricultural lands.
Hundreds of acres of land burned in Qamishlo, Çil Axa and Tirbespiyê.

These fires are definitely being started by covert cells linked to MIT and HTS intelligence.

Security forces(Asayish)arrested two suspects in Til Berak today.

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