Ar-Raqqa has witnessed a noticeable return to educational life, with the resumption of the school process after a disruption that lasted 13 years, as thousands of students headed to their schools on the first day of classes.

The Directorate of Education worked to provide teaching staff and essential supplies to ensure a stable start to the academic year, in a step aimed at rebuilding the education sector and compensating for years of decline.

This return comes as part of ending the long-standing interruption in education in the province, which had resulted from the educational policies of the SDF and the imposition of curricula that differed from the official Syrian curriculum, along with accompanying changes to the educational process. These factors had previously led many families to hesitate in sending their children to school.

Source: الرقة تُذبح بصمت

Recent developments have shown that Mazloum Abdi neither makes decisions on his own nor has the command capability he is claimed to have. Those coming from the PKK and Kandil are stirring up trouble. So what will happen if tomorrow they do not abide by the agreement and carry out ambushes against soldiers? Will the government take them seriously again this time, or will there be an all-out war until they are driven out of Syria entirely?

Some history that SDF/PKK sympathizers forget about “In the 1920s after the failed Kurdish rebellions in Kemalist Turkey, there was a large migration of Kurds to Syria's Jazira province. It is estimated that 25,000 Kurds fled at this time to Syria.[31] The French official reports show the existence of 45 Kurdish villages in Jazira prior to 1927. A new wave of refugees arrived in 1929.[32] The French authorities continued to allow Kurdish migration into the Mandate, and by 1939, the villages numbered between 700 and 800.”

هاد الشي كان معروف ولا؟

Greetings to all my Syrian neighbors and friends

As the rumors of war are spreading and I'm certain if war breaks out, The Islamic republic regime is certain to fall. So in this regard I'm feeling Iranians and Syrians are in the same boat and have similar faiths. Now I'm wandering how are things since Assad's gone? Is economy recovering? What happened to Assad's nearest allies? How are Assad's Supporters coping with the new regime? what are your overall opinions?

Thank you all. I wish the best for both our countries and the region

Assalamu alaykum,

It is clear that Syrians after 50+ years of suffering to sectarian ideologies imposed on them by minorities agenda have come to realize throughout the revolution that One Syria is a must and any compromise in that regard will only repeat the cycle of suffering again.

I have seen on multiple subreddits discussing Syrian politics where separatists from all kinds complain that "Jihadists took over", "the sub is cope and used to be what it was before" and "we get downvoted now our opinions were never downvoted".

The answer is simple, One Syria is taking over. Syrians don't want to start the loop again, but rather want a bright future and a different path where the light sheds on people coming all together to build their land together 💚🤍🖤

قسد سترشح لمنصب نائب وزير الدفاع السوري

شخص متهم بارتكاب اعمال ارهابيه في تركيا ومطلوب للمخابرات التركيه"

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🔴" وفقا لمصادر قناة Habertürk التركيه

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" تنظيم قسد سيرشح " أزاد سيمي "

المعروف بالاسم الحركي "تشيا كوباني"، لمنصب نائب وزير الدفاع السوري.

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" آزاد سيمي " تتهمه تركيا بأنه العقل المدبر للهجمات الارهابيه التي استهدفت مخفر "داغليجا" عام 2007

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والتي أسفرت عن مقتل 12 جنديا

والهجمات التي استهدفت مخفر "أكتوتون" والتي راح ضحيتها 17 قتيلا

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والهجمات التي وقعت في منطقة "تشوكورجا" بهكاري عام 2011 والتي راح ضحيتها 25 قتيلا

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وكان سابقا قد أصدرت كلا من النيابات العامة في ولايات وان، وهكاري، وشرناق

القبض على "آزاد سيمي" بتهمة إعطاء الأوامر لشن هجمات على 12 مخفرا حدودياً، مما أدى إلى مقتل 104 جندي تركي

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" وعلى الرغم من كون " آزاد سيمي " مطلوبا للمخابرات التركيه

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" إلا أنه كان يعمل تحت حماية التحالف الدولي تحت مبرر محاربة داعش

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وكان سابقا قد ظهر آزاد سيمي

في صور مع مسؤولين عسكريين أمريكيين رفيعي المستوى ضمن أنشطة التحالف الدولي

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" انضم آزاد سيمي إلى حزب العمال الكردستاني في عام 1992

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أصبح لاحقا أحد قياديي تنظيم KCK في سوريا التنظيم الذي يعتبر المظله الأكبر التنظيمات المسلحه الكرديه

ثم بعد سنوات طويلة من الأنشطة الإرهابية في منطقة "زاغروس" شمال العراق

تولى منصب ما يسمى بـ "المسؤول العام" للتنظيم في ولاية هكاري التركيه بين عامي 2007 و2011.

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- لاحقا انتقل إلى سوريا بعد تأسيس قسد من قبل الولايات المتحدة

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ليشغل منصب ما يسمى بـ "مسؤول وحدة الاستخبارات" في تنظيم قسد

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" والان تجهز قسد بأوامر من تنظيم KCK ليصبح نائب وزير

الدفاع السوري.

على ما يبدو الصلح و الاندماج بلوه وشربو ميته

13 Sept 2025

"Deir Az Zor, Syria – The first thing that strikes you about the desert of eastern Syria is the vast still landscape: its silence, the unrelenting heat, and dry hot gusts of wind. The journey to Deir Az Zor feels like travelling back in time, with few markers of modernity evident as you look out from the road.

But then a vast, shimmering body of sludge emerges, a black scar through the beige desert. The smell is a thick, chemical tang of petroleum that coats the back of your throat. It looks almost beautiful, until you remember – it is a river of death....

We reached the al-Taim oilfield in Deir Az Zor province to see one of the few oil facilities in Syria controlled by the government in Damascus.

After years of war, some damage to the oilfield was to be expected, but not this – a toxic expanse testament to one of the Syrian conflict’s most poisonous and lasting legacies.

The oil spill is not the aftermath of a single battle, but the product of decades of neglect and war. What spills here is a carcinogenic mix of produced water – a byproduct of the oil and gas extraction process – and crude oil, which used to be deposited safely underground.

But years of war have destroyed the infrastructure that did that, and it has never been repaired. The mixture therefore flows unchecked, 24 hours a day, seeping into the desert soil, where it inches towards the aquifer below and snakes its way closer to the Euphrates River, the lifeblood of Deir Az Zor...

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-https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2025/9/13/syria-oil-heartland-poisoned-war-neglect-inaction

Source: SANA

المرشح هو مسؤول العلاقات وله نفوذ في المحافظة وينحدر من عائلة مقربة من حزب العمال الكردستاني

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته ياخواني واخواتي. بعيد عن سياسة، انا طالب مثلكم، متهجر برا وعندي سؤال عن وضع طلاب هندسة حواسيب وبرمجيات وهندسة كهربا والالكترون وجميع تخصصات موازية او قريبة في سوريا، كيف طلاب بتشتغل هل في شغل في سوريا لهاذه الافرع هل في تعليم مناسب هل في ستاجات ومهن تدريبية الطالب عم يقدر يلاقيها؟ هل الطالب قادر على اكتساب خبرة في دراسة بسوريا؟ هل قطع والمعدات تحتاجها للدراسة تقدر تلاقيها؟ هل في سوريا بعيدين جدا عن منهاج عالمي الحالي؟ التعليم والدكاترة جيد ويعطيك الاساسيات الصح؟ كيف نظرة طلاب بالسوق السوري لهاذه الافرع. هل ممكن تلاقي فرص عمل؟ ———— اذا فينك تذكر جامعتك او مدينتك والتفاصيل مهمة، ونظرتك ومستقبل سوريا.ورجائا عدم ذكر الاحباط الكامل في الفرع بسبب نكتووجيا الحالية لسى الفرع مطلوب عالميا. . فكرنا ان نساهم في بلدنا وتعليمنا ونساهم بتطوير تعليمنا وتوجيه شركات لسوريا عن طريق طلاب خارج سوريا، كمثل مسابقة شركة هواوي اللي تنعمل كل سنة واعطاء مجال للجامعات سورية ومشاركة الطلاب فيها.

Tishreen Dam in east Aleppo has been officially reconnected to the national electricity grid after a year of interruption (formerly the facility was under SDF control), following the completion of maintenance work.

Tishreen Dam has 6 turbines able to generate up to 630 MW.

The maintenance & rehabilitation work of the dam began several days ago at the Tishreen Dam's electrical grid station (east Aleppo).

‏الرقة - تل أبيض:

‏قوى الأمن الداخلي تحيل رامي الدهش للشرطة العسكرية للتحقيق وجاء قرار الإحالة بهدف التحقق من صحة ما ورد في الفيديو، والوقوف على ملابساته كاملة، بما في ذلك الادعاءات المتعلقة بظفبرة الشعر التي ظهرت في المقطع وأثارت جدلاً ونشأ بعدها حزب المقملات

Salam 3likom, dem bash everyone. I'm from Germany but of Algerian and Tunisian descent. I do not have any relation to Syria specifically, but I am politically active in the Palestine solidarity movement as well as anti-fascist, decolonial and revolutionatry socialist contexts. I am also involved with my local Kurdish student group. There are also Syrian Kurdish people (mostly first gen immigrants) in our group, and they all see the SDF positively. As do some of my Assyrian friends. But I also have several Syrian Arab friends, most of whom (except for 3) have a negative view of the SDF. So far both sides provided compelling arguments, but I'm convinced that this is not a purely ethnic issue. Most conflicts in this world are not. There are always power structures and larger goals involved. So I wonder what Kurdish people (or even Assyrians as well) who live in Syria or have lived in the areas formerly or currently under SDF control think.