In recent weeks, the Israeli regime has provided 10,000 so-called humanitarian aid packages to the Druze community in Syria. These packages include food items such as oil, flour, rice, and other essentials. The aid was coordinated with Sheikh Mawfaq Tarif, the leader of the Druze community in Israel.
Marat Imankulov, Chairman of the National Security Council of Kyrgyzstan, stated at the Collective Security Conference and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization in Central Asia that “more than 20,000 fighters from East Turkestan, along with their families, have joined the new Syrian security forces via Turkey and by ship. Additionally, more than 5,000 other extremist fighters have been transferred to Syria from Central Asia and the Caucasus, posing a direct threat to regional security.”
Former Syrian ambassador Noureddine al-Labbad and his brother Imad al-Labbad were killed in their home in the southern Syrian city of al-Sanamayn by unknown assailants.
Brigadier General Yahya Saree, spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces, announced the renewed ban on the movement of all Israeli-affiliated ships in the Red and Arabian Seas, the Bab al-Mandab Strait, and the Gulf of Aden.
The Israeli army bombed multiple targets in southern Syria last night. Despite ongoing aggression, Syrian government officials have remained silent.
Islah Party militants launched an attack on Ansar Allah positions from the Al-Balaq heights on the western front of Marib province. However, the attack was unsuccessful and repelled by Ansar Allah.
While the Israeli army withdrew from all towns and villages in southern Lebanon in accordance with the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon, they still maintain a presence in the country through five military bases.
In the last 48 hours, the Israeli army has seized control of over 10 regions and villages in Quneitra province through advances on three fronts in southern Syria.
On March 3, the air defenses of the Yemeni Armed Forces detected and shot down a US Army MQ-9 drone while it was conducting a hostile mission in the airspace of Al-Hudaydah Governorate.
The actions and statements of Israeli officials have fueled speculation about Tel Aviv’s intention to implement the David Corridor plan is Syria.
After it became clear that the EU was ready to lift some of the sanctions on Syria, Zionism realized that by doing so, the majority of the Western community was ready to recognize the Tahrir al-Sham regime as the “rulers of Syria.” In order to force the EU to accept its vision for the region, Zionism decided to implement its plan for Syria, which is to divide Syria into cantons, believing that this option is the best for it at the moment.
The Israeli army informed the US monitoring committee of the ceasefire agreement that the regime’s soldiers will remain stationed in five points in the southern Lebanese border areas.
