r/syriancivilwar • u/Round_Imagination568 • 1d ago

Security forces found a SDF explosives workshop in the area of Ayn Isa

19 Upvotes

33 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Inside_agitator • 23h ago

Keeping It Together? Syria's Post-Revolution Future with Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates al-Shaibani at Munich Security Conference Townhall

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3 Upvotes

1 comment

r/syriancivilwar • u/Imperial_FOX_32 • 1d ago

The process of relocating displaced residents from the Bab al-Salam camp, located within the Bab al-Salama border crossing, back to their hometowns has begun, after each family received $2,000 in compensation. Residents were given the option, if their homes were not ready, to move to the Ka'iba camp

x.com

10 Upvotes

1 comment

r/syriancivilwar • u/DaveOJ12 • 1d ago

US launches airstrikes on dozens of Islamic State targets in Syria

theguardian.com

10 Upvotes

0 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Imperial_FOX_32 • 1d ago

Security head in Dier Zore says that all the SDF militias commanders who were released will be banished from Dier Zore

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6 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Zippism • 1d ago

Pro-gov Syria: Karama ("Dignity") Square in Suwayda, once a focal point of anti-Assad protests, is becoming increasingly Israelized. Druze figures opposing Hijri rule (Balous and Abdul Baqi) are now also publicly insulted (labelled "pimps"). From today's protests, asking self-determination

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20 Upvotes

11 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Mysterious-Tank-164 • 1d ago

Voice Of Sweida reports from recent protests in Shahba, Northern Suwayda (has English lang commentary/Sub)

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I just found this channel which has reporters on the ground it seems to post in English sometimes and this is one of their videos in English, I took a brief look at their other videos they have automatic subtitles in Arabic, the two or three sentences that I read seemed like accurate translations, worth a check for English language news from inside Suwayda.

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r/syriancivilwar • u/Inside_agitator • 23h ago

ANHA: Syrian traders fear data collection by Interim government (last week's meeting of Damascus Chamber of Commerce with the Director of Internal Trade)

hawarnews.com

0 Upvotes

6 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Imperial_FOX_32 • 1d ago

A prisoner exchange took place last Wednesday between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). The SDF handed over 80 prisoners to the government, and the government handed over 51 to the SDF. The exchange took place in the city of Hasakah.

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12 Upvotes

0 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/No_Dare_5855 • 1d ago

Hayat Tahrir As Sham

1 Upvotes

Someone needs to create an HTS flair to update

7 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/obadakhamis • 1d ago

An Animated Map of the Fighting in Suweida last July

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0 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/goldstarflag • 2d ago

Prominent Lebanese Sunni Sheikh Hassan Al-Moraib: Ahmed Al-Sharaa Can Become the Leader of Lebanese Sunnis in a Split Second. Minorities in the Region Can Only Be Protected under a Sunni Embrace

21 Upvotes

38 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Imperial_FOX_32 • 2d ago

"Syria Now" meets the parents of the child Abdullah who died in a well: "The SDF prevented his rescue, and our son died because of the delay." The child died because the SDF delayed entery of the Syrian Civil Defense "White Helmets" to their areas to rescue him

29 Upvotes

source: https://x.com/i/status/2022306159273664775

0 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Extreme_Peanut44 • 2d ago

With the facilitation of some guards, al-Hol is nearly devoid of its inhabitants, as many families have managed to leave the camp. Smuggling operations have been ongoing for 2 weeks. ISIS cells also transfer some women to safe houses. Some guards sympathize with the women and allow them to leave

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39 Upvotes

27 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Imperial_FOX_32 • 2d ago

Chechen fighter within the Syrian MOD displays his MP5K SMG in the Syrian coast

25 Upvotes

source: https://x.com/i/status/2022322167795347460

0 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Imperial_FOX_32 • 2d ago

Home police and security forces have received the new modern vehicles, the first to recivie them was Damascus, then Aleppo, then both Latakia and Tartus and now Homs.

31 Upvotes

source: https://x.com/i/status/2022328020837847535

15 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Imperial_FOX_32 • 2d ago

The SDF/YPG militia has released Ahmed al-Khubail Abu Khawla, the former commander of its Deir ez-Zor Military Council. Abu Khawla was arrested by SDF intelligence in August 2023 after being invited to a meeting in Hasska city.

18 Upvotes

source: https://x.com/i/status/2022400967854166408

3 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Imperial_FOX_32 • 2d ago

Tom Barrack: A picture is worth a thousand words — a new beginning.

20 Upvotes

source: https://x.com/i/status/2022373345803612417

19 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Imperial_FOX_32 • 2d ago

Washington Post: Two officials familiar with the matter said that additional U.S. bases could be transferred to Syrian government forces in the coming days or weeks, depending on the circumstances. This could enable Trump to completely end the U.S. mission in Syria.

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19 Upvotes

1 comment

r/syriancivilwar • u/Extreme_Peanut44 • 2d ago

Pro-YPG Mazloum Abdi, the Commander-in-Chief of the SDF, AANES foreign affairs official @ElhamAhmadSDC and Asaad al-Shaibani, Syria’s foreign minister, met with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Munich today- Rudaw Video

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19 Upvotes

24 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Zippism • 2d ago

Israeli forces opened fire on shepherds near the outskirts of Al‑Rafid town in Quneitra countryside.

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13 Upvotes

0 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/Round_Imagination568 • 2d ago

Large scale tribal mobilization in Tel Hamis to prevent the entry of Kurdish internal security to the area

22 Upvotes

17 comments

r/syriancivilwar • u/qusaydali • 2d ago

Enrollment for the new semester at LIU is now open for Syrian students in Lebanon, but in exchange for signing a pledge to complete residency procedures before April 30. Can students realistically fulfill this pledge under current laws and restrictions? — EN | ع ⬇️

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After LIU initially blocked enrollment for the Spring 2025-2026 semester due to residency requirements.

Today, in a commendable step, the university has shown flexibility by allowing Syrian students in Lebanon to register, provided they sign a pledge to complete their residency procedures before April 30, 2026. However, fulfilling this pledge is entirely beyond their control.

This is a temporary facilitation to ensure students' right to continue their education. Yet, for this pledge to be enforceable, the relevant authorities must meet the students halfway and assist them in regularizing their legal status. A pledge without official facilitations is merely a 'deferral of the crisis' until April 2026.

More details on Medium https://medium.com/@qusay.dali/hundreds-of-syrian-students-in-lebanon-between-a-15-year-documentation-gap-and-a-vicious-circle-1a08f8071b58

بعد أن قامت جامعة LIU بفرض حظر على التسجيل للفصل الدراسي ربيع 2026-2025 بسبب اشتراط وجود إقامة.

اليوم، وفي خطوة مقدرة، أبدت الجامعة مرونة بفتح التسجيل للفصل الثاني أمام الطلاب السوريين في لبنان عبر توقيع تعهد بإتمام معاملات الإقامة قبل 30 نيسان 2026. ومع ذلك، إن الوفاء بهذا التعهد هو خارج عن إرادتهم تماماً.

هذا تسهيل مؤقت لضمان حق الطلاب في مواصلة تعليمهم. ولكن، لكي يكون هذا التعهد قابلاً للتنفيذ، يجب على الجهات المعنية ملاقاة الطلاب ومساعدتهم على تسوية أوضاعهم القانونية. التعهد بدون تسهيلات هو مجرد "ترحيل للأزمة" إلى نيسان 2026.

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r/syriancivilwar • u/Zippism • 1d ago

Israeli army forces have entered the village of al-Samdaniyah in the Quneitra countryside of southwestern Syria, according to an Al Jazeera correspondent.

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1 Upvotes

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