Clash Report EXCLUSIVE: Allegations regarding the Turkish Armed Forces’ observation posts in Syria’s Idlib and other areas, made by various sources, are unfounded as per senior Turkish security sources.

U.S. diplomats plan to meet Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), in Damascus—the first formal U.S.-HTS contact.

Discussions will cover Syria’s political transition, security concerns, and possibly lifting HTS’s terrorist designation.

France, Germany, and the UK have already sent delegations.

Source: FT

NEW: Pentagon reveals there are 2,000 U.S. troops in Syria, surpassing the previously stated 900.

YPG/PKK terror group’s ringleader Ferhat Abdi Sahin, code-named "Mazlum Abdi" propose withdrawing non-Syrian fighters, including PKK affiliates, if a ceasefire with Türkiye is reached.

This marks his first acknowledgment of PKK involvement in Syria.

Both the U.S. and YPG have been denying that very known fact for years.

Footage from last night’s Israeli Air Force strikes in Yemen.

Fighter jets flew nearly 2,000 kilometers, dropping over 60 bombs on Houthi targets along the western coast and deep inside Yemen.

Targets included fuel and oil tanks, two power stations, and eight tugboats.

Houthi Leader: Egypt is also under threat by Israel

He warns that Egypt’s situation could collapse rapidly, with Israel dismantling its military capabilities, as it did in Syria.

He emphasize that Israel is actively pursuing this plan.

Israeli airstrike today targeted the area near Al-Amman Kindergarten in northern Gaza, disrupting a children’s mental health initiative.

The scene quickly shifted from joy to panic.

IRGC Commander:

Bashar al-Assad’s army had no understanding of jihad.

Masrour Barzani, Prime Minister of Kurdish Regional Government of Iraq:

Turks have no issue with Kurds; the problem is with the PKK.

Türkiye is fighting the PKK, not the Kurds.

The PKK should end the war and disarm.

Germany’s international broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) employees, speaking anonymously, revealed pressures on journalists covering Israel’s actions in Gaza:

• Prevented the use of the term “Palestine.”
• Provided anchors with pre-approved arguments against pro-Palestinian views during live broadcasts.
• Held “anti-Semitism awareness” sessions, reportedly linking criticism of Israel to anti-Semitism.
• Scrutinized articles with extreme caution.
• Despite claiming to oppose racism, Islamophobic and anti-Arab comments were reportedly common in the newsroom.
• Claimed videos of children after explosions were fake and suggested not airing them for ethical reasons.
• A manager questioned why Gazans don’t hide in Hamas tunnels if there’s no safe place.
• Pre-recorded pro-Palestinian interviews to avoid on-air issues, especially when unsure of guests’ positions.
• One journalist remarked, “Having someone stand behind me to decide what gets cut was highly unusual.”

Source: Al Jazeera

BREAKING: The US State Department announced that a diplomatic delegation travelled to Damascus to meet with the new administration.

US State Department announced that the talks in Damascus will discuss the issue of missing Americans in Syria and the principles of a political transition in Syria. American delegation will also meet with Syrian civil society, activists, and members of various communities.

The soldiers and officers of the Fourth Division who had fled to Iraq were repatriated to Syria and received by the armed forces of the Transitional Government.

Russian soldiers placing TM-62 mines as a grenade into Ukrainian Army-controlled target, nearly destroying the entire building.

Syria’s largest oil refinery, Baniyas, has halted operations due to a lack of Iranian crude, its primary supply source.

Processing 90,000-100,000 barrels daily, the refinery produced its last petrol batch Friday. General Manager Ibrahim Mousallem said it’s undergoing brief maintenance and ready to restart once supplies return.

Turkish Energy and Natural Resources Minister Alparslan Bayraktar says the U.S. will exempt Türkiye from sanctions on Gazprombank, which handles 40% of Türkiye’s natural gas import.