🇸🇾 Breaking | Reports suggest that terrorists have retreated from the area of Sayyidah Zaynab (S) after heavy fighting.

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🇸🇾 Report | Current developments:

After taking over Damascus, the terrorists stormed the presidential palace and other key sites. They released a statement and then attacked the area around the shrine of Sayyida Zaynab (A), looting parts of it that contained aid meant for Lebanon and Palestine. However, reports say Shia fighters stayed to defend the shrine, and as of now, it is safe with many Shia worshippers, including foreign pilgrims, inside.

The Iranian embassy was looted, and posters of Sayyid Hassan Nasrallah and Qassim Soleimani were torn down from its facade. Thousands of people are stranded and uncertain about what will happen next. Terrorists have taken over the entire region, and gunfire can be heard everywhere. A so-called transitional government is now operating under the supervision of the former prime minister.

Just six hours after Assad’s fall, Israel has already occupied parts of Syria. Zionist media reported that Israeli tanks entered Khan Arnabeh, which is northeast of Quneitra and only 5 km from the Golan Heights border. This comes after Israeli tanks entered Quneitra and airstrikes targeted its countryside.

It is important to note that Quneitra lies within the buffer zone established in 1974 between Syria and the occupied Golan Heights. However, Khan Arnabeh is outside this zone, beyond the “Bravo Line,” which Israeli forces are not allowed to cross. These actions, including military reinforcements and airstrikes, are violations of Syrian territory and come just hours after the Syrian opposition seized control of the state.

Meanwhile, threats to Iraq are increasing. Major General Rasool announced that Iraqi army and Popular Mobilization units have been deployed behind the border forces, with reinforcements sent when needed. The Iraqi News Agency confirmed that Iraq has evacuated its embassy staff in Syria and moved them to Lebanon.

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✅ Sam Torabi, an Iranian analyst, explains that "Bashar al-Assad was formally approached twice by Iran—once by Foreign Minister Araghchi and once by the Leader’s Representative, Ali Larijani—with offers of military support. However, Assad never officially requested such assistance. Deploying 50,000–150,000 Iranian troops without an official request would have been unrealistic."

Similarly, Iran offered advanced anti-air systems to Lebanon at no cost during meetings between Araghchi, Ali Larijani, and Lebanese Prime Minister Miqati to strengthen Lebanon’s defenses against Israeli airstrikes. Yet, this offer was not taken up by Lebanon.

Assad had the opportunity to secure comprehensive Iranian assistance and a strategic plan supported by Imam Khamenei and the resistance axis to decisively counter threats in Syria. Instead, he chose to align with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the Arab League, adhering to the Zionist-Arab rhetoric of the “Persian Gulf.” This decision sidelined Iran, restricting its strategic influence in Syria to advisory roles and some resistance factions, particularly during the wars in Palestine and Lebanon. Reports suggest Assad did not fully adhere to earlier agreements with Iran, further straining cooperation.

Under such circumstances Iran prioritized defending holy shrines and addressing regional challenges, Assad’s decisions may have hindered broader collaboration. The full scope of these developments may only become clear over time as more credible information emerges.

Draw your own conclusions!

Who betrayed whom!

✅ The current state of the Ummah reflects a collective failure. Those celebrating today will likely regret their actions tomorrow. What they see as a “victory” will drain Syria, pushed it into a devastating internal war, and cost thousands of lives. Now, with Israel gaining ground, the consequences of these divisions are becoming evident. Syrians, as a majority, have betrayed their own nation, paving the way for external control and internal destruction.

At this critical juncture, Iran and Iraq must prioritize their security and stability. The situation makes it clear that Palestinian resistance and Lebanese factions, like those in Gaza and the West Bank, are facing and will face severe challenges. Without new strategies or alternative routes for support, the weakening of these groups seems inevitable.

Enough sacrifices have been made, and countless martyrs have fallen. If the Muslims themselves are unwilling to rise above these divisions and work for their collective future, then perhaps it is time to leave them to their choices. Instead, efforts should focus on supporting the truly oppressed—though even this is a Herculean task!

🇱🇧 Breaking | Israeli military drones have bombarded a house in the village of Dibbine, southern Lebanon, in violation of the ceasefire agreement.

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✅ Julani won’t stay for long.

🇸🇾 Report | It seems that the security around the holy shrines has been announced as secure for now, according to the shrines of Sayyidah Zaynab (S).

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✅ The project is beginning, and it seems Israel may soon target Hezbollah now that their supply line has been cut off. Analysts suggest that Israel’s next attack on Hezbollah could start soon, with a possible plan of action already in place. However, the situation on the ground remains fluid, and it is uncertain how interactions with various terrorist groups will unfold.

With Assad no longer a central figure, we may witness increasing conflicts both within and between groups. Additionally, the relationship between the “Kurds close to America” and Tahrir al-Sham will be another critical factor to watch in the coming days. The developments will likely shape the broader dynamics of the region.

Keep celebrating!

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✅ If any possible agreements have been made and any negotiation bodies, or nations connected to the invaders and terrorists, intervene on the request of Iran, it is likely that the shrine areas will be temporarily or permanently closed, and pilgrimage will be restricted for security reasons. We must advise all Western and South Asian pilgrims, in particular, not to plan to enter the area in the coming months or years. The shrines will remain closed for security purposes, and the situation will become clearer in the coming hours.

✅ Whatever happens and however things unfold, the truth will eventually be exposed. We should not forget the contributions of the heroic figure of Bashar al-Assad, whether he has been martyred or is still alive. He endured the greatest dehumanisation campaign and the heaviest pressure on Earth but never abandoned his cause or his rule. Thanks to his leadership, the Islamic resistance in Lebanon and Palestine has grown and continues to shine today. Regardless of what happened in the end, Assad will be remembered as a leader of the resistance axis, someone who fought tirelessly. He was, and still is, a hero. We pray for his safety, if he is alive today.

What we have witnessed is the power of Allah; no one is greater than Him or His faith, Islam. Kudos to the hero—no one can defeat you. They won’t be able to Mossad you.

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✅ Israel has stated that it is targeting Syrian, Lebanese, and Palestinian resistance centers to secure resources for their new caliphate.

Israel is systematically destroying all the brigades and battalions of the former regime’s army in southern Syria, directly targeting air defense systems, missile depots, development and manufacturing plants, and any location involved in producing or passing on weapons that might pose a future threat to Israel.

As for the so-called “new caliphate,” it seems they are not receiving the rewards from their masters. Instead, they find themselves in a position of degradation, as if they are being humiliated by those they serve,...

✅ In short, Israel is damaging all military capabilities of Syria, while deceiving Turk invaders into thinking they are paving the way and security for them. Later, when these capabilities are dismantled, they will realize what has happened. Israel seeks a weakened Syria, one that can be ruled by proxy forces with no true power of their own.

🇷🇺 Breaking | The Russian Foreign Ministry reports that Bashar al-Assad has decided to leave his post and has left the country following negotiations with several participants in the armed conflict.

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🇮🇷 Report | With the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s government, what will the future of Syria, the region, and Iran look like?

🔹 Amirhossein Sabati, representative of Tehran in the parliament: This historic sentence by martyr Soleimani seems to be meant for these days and hours:

“I say this from experience: the opportunities that exist in crises are not in the crises themselves. But the condition is that we should not be afraid, not make others afraid, and not be fearful ourselves…”

🔹️ After the occupation of Iraq by the U.S., many thought that the fate of the region and Iran was sealed, but the wisdom of the Islamic Republic and the adoption of the correct regional strategy made that great crisis turn into an unparalleled opportunity for Iran.

🔹️ Today, we are at that same juncture, as long as we move from inaction to turning the crisis into an opportunity. This approach does not come from daily routines, begging the West, or settling for the minimum. The first condition for turning a crisis into an opportunity is believing in the country’s great potential and having confidence in facing our enemies. Starting from square one!

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