The SDF is sieging regime-controlled areas in Hassakeh, in response to “war crimes” against its areas, according to Baladi News.
A Swedish delegation met with AANES official, confirmed its support to the Kurdish administration, according to North Press.
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Freedom of the press in Syria is more fragile than ever, as both the Syrian regime and the AANES are repressing journalists, according to Baladi News.
A delegation from the UNICEF called for member countries to repatriate children of ISIS fighters, according to North Press.
Rights groups called on authorities in northeast Syria to lift the suspension of AFP photojournalist Delil Souleiman, imposed on him since he covered a sit-in, according to al-Araby al-Jadeed.
A U.S. official has declared that the Global Coalition will remain in northeast Syria to continue its fight against terrorism alongside the SDF, according to North Press.
A Syrian Army checkpoint has intercepted a convoy of U.S. occupation troops in the Tal Dahab village, SANA reports.
Protesters in northeastern Syria denounced the recruitment of teenage girls for combat by the SDF, according to Zaman al-Wasl.
USAID has distributed unknown types of wheat seeds to farmers in the countryside of Hassakeh, according to the Syria Times.
Mazloum Abdi, Commander-in-Chief of the SDF claimed that Northeast Syria is entering a new phase, where it will find ways to overcome many challenges, according to North Press.
The Syrian Democratic Council claimed that decentralization is the best solution for the Syrian Conflict, according to North Press.
The situation in Northern Syria, controlled by the HTS and the SDF, is becoming worse by the day, according to al-Watan.
The CPJ asked for information on the whereabouts of detained journalist and militant Bassam Safar, according to North Press.
A party has been refused permission to organize protests against government policies, writes North Press.
A new agreement between Kurdish forces and Russia will restrict the movement of regime forces in northeastern Syria, writes Anadolu News Agency.
Following two weeks of tension in the cities of Hassakeh and Qamishli, life should return to normal according to the Asayish, reports North Press.
A senior AANES official has accused Hassakeh’s governor of trying to ignite ethnic tension after clashes broke out between pro-government and opposition forces.
Militants from the Syrian Democratic Forces have kidnapped the head of al-Jawadyia town council from his home and taken him to an unknown location writes SANA.
A building in Ayn al-Arab belonging to the Kurdish National Council was attacked by unknown individuals, causing severe damage to the building reports SY-24.
