Excavations Begin in Ancient City of Şuayb in Türkiye

  Archaeological excavations have started in Şuayb, an ancient city in Şanlıurfa’s Harran district, under Türkiye’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism. The project seeks to uncover the city’s Roman and Byzantine-era history, known for its rock formations, carved caves, and unique architecture. Experts from Harran University, led by archaeologist Dr. Burak Kuru, are conducting detailed […]

Manbij Returns to Normal After Liberation from PKK/YPG

  Life is resuming in Manbij after its liberation by the Syrian National Army (SNA) during Operation Freedom Dawn. Residents, freed from PKK/YPG control after eight years, are returning to their daily routines. Businesses have reopened, and people from nearby villages are visiting the district to reunite with relatives. Meanwhile, security forces continue to inspect […]

Landslide Blocks Highway in Kyrgyzstan’s Osh Region

A landslide in Kyrgyzstan’s Osh region has disrupted traffic, closing the highway. A local resident captured the scene, describing falling debris and large rocks blocking the road, adding, “They may not reopen it until spring.” The Kyrgyz Ministry of Emergency Situations has yet to comment on the incident.

South Korean Assembly Approves Arrest Bill for Top Officials

The South Korean National Assembly approved a bill seeking the arrest of eight high-ranking officials, including President Yoon Suk Yeol, over the controversial martial law decision. The martial law, declared by Yoon and lifted after six hours, has sparked political turmoil. The assembly, dominated by opposition parties, passed the arrest bill with 191 votes in […]

Search at Syria’s Sednaya Prison Ends

  The White Helmets, a Syrian civil defense group, concluded their investigation at Sednaya Prison, infamous for alleged torture under Bashar Assad’s regime. No hidden cells were found during the search. Following the opposition’s control of Damascus on December 8, prisoners detained in Sednaya, known as a “torture center,” were freed. Among them were Raghid […]

Türkiye’s Bayraktar TB2 Sets 1 Million Flight Hour Record

  Türkiye’s first national UAV, Bayraktar TB2, has achieved a historic milestone, completing 1 million flight hours since its introduction in 2014. It is the first Turkish aircraft to reach this benchmark, underscoring its significance in Turkish aviation history. Covering approximately 150 million kilometers, equivalent to circling the Earth 3,742 times, Bayraktar TB2 has proven […]

Israeli Airstrikes Damascus

The Israeli army carried out airstrikes on multiple locations in Damascus, including the Syrian Center for Scientific Studies and Research in Barzeh, a site previously linked to chemical weapons production. Local reports indicate strikes also targeted the Qabr Essit Airport, south of Damascus, used for regime helicopters, and a weapons depot near Adra in the […]

Syrian Opposition Perform Prayer of Thankfulness in Hama

  Following the overthrow of the Assad regime, Syrian opposition groups marked their victory with a prayer of thankfulness in Hama. The fall of the 61-year Baath regime and the Assad family’s 53-year rule ended over 13 years of civil war. Celebrations continue across Syria as the opposition solidifies control.

Netanyahu: Golan Heights Integral to Israel

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed the Golan Heights would “forever be an integral part of Israel” during a press conference following the fall of the Assad regime in Syria. Netanyahu highlighted the billions spent by Iran to support Assad and described Syria as a “pipeline for weapons” from Iran to Hezbollah. He emphasized the […]

Israeli Airstrike Targets Syria’s Latakia

Anonymous Syrian security sources reported that the Israeli army conducted an airstrike on Latakia, targeting an air defense facility near the city’s port. Since the fall of the Assad regime, Israel has intensified its airstrikes in Syria, carrying out over 100 attacks, including strikes on the capital Damascus.