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What's Happening in Suwayda?

Saudi Arabia's Investment Ministry announced a Syrian-Saudi investment forum in Damascus to strengthen economic relations. Public and private sector representatives will explore cooperation opportunities and sign agreements supporting sustainable development.

Jordanian Prime Minister Jaafar Hassan called Syrian-Jordanian ties "excellent" during a Jerash cabinet session. He affirmed Jordan's support for Syria’s strength, stability, and unity through diplomacy, civil defense, technical aid, and humanitarian efforts. Hassan emphasized…

Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaibani met Arab and Islamic ambassadors in Damascus to boost coordination. Discussions covered regional developments, with envoys affirming their nations' support for Syria's unity, sovereignty, and stability.

Commander of Internal Security Forces in Daraa: "Documents prove former regime members fight in Suwayda. Syrian state intervened per international request to prevent humanitarian catastrophe.

The head of the Committee of Inquiry into Syria’s Coastal Events said that there was no interference in the committee’s work, the presidency was unaware of the findings, and resident-provided recordings helped identify suspects, with input from rights groups.

Amid intense press intrest, the Committee of Inquiry into Syria’s Coastal Events confirmed no Syrian girls abduction reports were received. UN-shared incidents fall outside its jurisdiction but require investigation. Material damages will be state-compensated; suspects arrested.…

Turkish Foreign Minister stated that any effort to divide Syria threatens Turkey’s national security directly. Ankara aims to prevent Syria’s fragmentation into four regions, accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of opposing a stable Syria and seeking Middle East chaos.

Turkish Foreign Minister accused Sheikh Hikmat al-Hijri of serving as an Israeli proxy in the region and urged certain regional actors to cease acting on behalf of neighboring nations and Israel.

Turkish Foreign Minister stated that regional powers led by Israel oppose Syrian sovereignty. Demanded all Syrian territories come under Damascus' control. Ankara collaborates with Syrian parties to counter Israeli plans harming stability, including interference under pretext of…

The Committee of Inquiry into Syria’s Coastal Events said its work is complete and now in the hands of competent authorities, with the accused list kept confidential, submitted to the president, and the judiciary to decide on public disclosure.

The Committee of Inquiry into Syria’s Coastal Events said two lists of suspects were sent to the public prosecutor and recommended prosecuting fugitives and implementing transitional justice measures.

The Committee of Inquiry into Syria’s Coastal Events said the state partially controlled the situation, made efforts to stop violations, arrested those involved, and government agencies respected the committee’s independence.

The Committee of Inquiry into Syria’s Coastal Events said families reported regime remnants used their areas to target security forces, with 298 individuals documented for violations, including those who disobeyed military orders.

The Committee of Inquiry into Syria’s coastal events said some violators formed looting gangs and impersonated military or security personnel, noting sectarian motives stemmed from revenge rather than ideology.

The Committee of Inquiry into Syria’s Coastal Events confirmed 1,426 deaths, including civilians and ex-military, and reported 20 missing persons. While violations were widespread, the committee found they were not systematic.

The committee investigating coastline events said regime remnants attempted to seize coastal areas to form a breakaway state, prompting 200,000 armed men to intervene, which led to violence and reported abuses.

The Investigation Committee on Coastal Events reported 238 public security and army personnel were killed by regime remnants and confirmed it has identified 265 individuals allegedly involved in the Coastal incidents.

The Commission of Inquiry into Syria’s Coastal Events said it gathered 930 witness testimonies, reviewed official statements and detainees' accounts, and consulted international organizations during its investigation.

The National Committee on Coastal Events began its press briefing in Damascus, presenting its methods, findings, and recommendations.