The Sanaa-based Presidency of Yemen has announced the death of Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb al-Rahawi and several ministers from the “Change and Construction” government following a recent Israeli aggression on the capital, Sanaa.
The General Committee of the Yemeni People’s Congress Party has announced that it has unanimously dismissed Ahmed Ali Abdullah Saleh from his position as deputy chairman of the party.
In recent weeks, the situation along the lines in southern Syria—specifically in the provinces of Daraa and Quneitra—has remained stable and unchanged. The Israeli military has been intermittently moving through villages and occupied areas in southern Syria, occasionally setting up checkpoints along roads and routes leading to residential zones.
Last night, Israeli aircraft launched multiple airstrikes targeting the 1st Armored Division base in Jabal al-Mane’, located in the Al-Kiswah region. The operation included a rare helicopter assault, deploying troops directly into the military base — one of the few such large-scale heliborne operations by Israel in Syria.
While Zionism has achieved nothing in their attempt to crush the Palestinian resistance, there is still talk of forced resettlement. According to sources from Libya, the country is allegedly going to accept hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in exchange for economic support from the United States. This behavior of the self-proclaimed government in Tripoli is […]
U.S. Ambassador to Turkey and Special Envoy for Syria, Thomas Barrack, canceled his planned visit to the southern Lebanese cities of Tyre and Khiam following widespread public protests.
Syrian state TV Al Akhbariya reported that Israeli military drones targeted a military facility belonging to the al-Julani government in the western outskirts of al-Kiswah, near Damascus. The attack resulted in the deaths of six fighters affiliated with the government.
Hikmat al-Hijri, one of the three main spiritual leaders of the Druze community in Sweida province, issued a statement calling for the formation of an independent Druze autonomous region in the south of the country.
During an armed ambush by unidentified individuals targeting a convoy of Emirati forces in the Al-Samda area of Al-Wadi district in the desert of Marib province, one Emirati soldier was killed and several others were injured.
“We will not abandon the weapon that has given us dignity, and we will not abandon the weapon that protects us from our enemy. The weapon is the soul, honor, land, dignity, and the future of our children.” — Sheikh Naim Qassem said in his speech on the occasion of commemorating the passing of Sayyid Abbas Ali Al-Moussawi
During the 12-day imposed war on Iran, Iran’s armed forces’ air defense systems successfully destroyed at least seven Israeli drones. These drones were downed over the provinces of Kermanshah, Ilam, Lorestan, Markazi, and Isfahan.
This analysis outlines the “mini-state governance model” as the most probable scenario for Syria’s future. In this model, the state remains legally unified, but in practice, powerful local entities dominate specific regions, effectively holding real power. The central government is compelled to cooperate with these influential local forces. Although this scenario has received limited public attention, it aligns more closely with Syria’s historical context and social fabric.
