🇮🇷 Report: IRGC seizes two foreign oil tankers smuggling fuel in the Persian Gulf:
The IRGC has announced the seizure of two foreign oil tankers, Star One and Winteg, in the Persian Gulf, carrying over 3 million liters of smuggled oil.
The Commander of the IRGC Navy’s Second Naval Region stated that the tankers were identified through intelligence monitoring by fighters of the Second Naval Region of Imam Hassan al-Mujtaba (A) in Bushehr. They are now being transferred to the Bushehr oil pier under a judicial order for fuel confiscation and unloading.
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The IRGC has announced the seizure of two foreign oil tankers, Star One and Winteg, in the Persian Gulf, carrying over 3 million liters of smuggled oil.
The Commander of the IRGC Navy’s Second Naval Region stated that the tankers were identified through intelligence monitoring by fighters of the Second Naval Region of Imam Hassan al-Mujtaba (A) in Bushehr. They are now being transferred to the Bushehr oil pier under a judicial order for fuel confiscation and unloading.
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🇾🇪 Report: Intensified U.S. airstrikes across northern Yemen:
• American warplanes targeted the eastern side of Saada with three airstrikes in the past hours.
• Fifteen U.S. airstrikes hit multiple areas in Saada Governorate last night.
• Five American airstrikes struck the Jarban area in Sanhan District, south of Sanaa.
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• American warplanes targeted the eastern side of Saada with three airstrikes in the past hours.
• Fifteen U.S. airstrikes hit multiple areas in Saada Governorate last night.
• Five American airstrikes struck the Jarban area in Sanhan District, south of Sanaa.
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🇱🇧 Breaking: Israeli airstrike targets residential building in Beirut’s southern suburbs:
• An Israeli airstrike hit the upper floors of a residential building in the southern suburbs of Beirut, causing significant damage.
• At least three martyrs, including a woman, have been confirmed so far.
• Seven others were injured, with two in critical condition.
• One of the martyrs was a regular Hezbollah member, not a leader or official of the resistance.
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• An Israeli airstrike hit the upper floors of a residential building in the southern suburbs of Beirut, causing significant damage.
• At least three martyrs, including a woman, have been confirmed so far.
• Seven others were injured, with two in critical condition.
• One of the martyrs was a regular Hezbollah member, not a leader or official of the resistance.
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🇸🇾 Report: Julani’s Terrorists Face Civilian resistance ambushes:
In Albukamal, Muhammad Youssef Al-Muhanna, the head of the Executive Force of HTS’s General Security Department, was killed in an attack attributed to an ISIS cell, according to the Syrian News Agency. However, locals claim that the gunfire originated from an unknown vehicle, raising suspicions of a targeted assassination rather than a direct clash.
Meanwhile, in Idlib, three Ahrar al-Sham terrorists from Hama were ambushed and eliminated in Jabal al-Zawiya. The identities of the attackers remain unknown, but the targeted nature of the attack suggests growing resistance against HTS-aligned groups in the region.
In Tartous, a drive-by ambush resulted in the death of two HTS-affiliated General Security terrorists from Idlib—Hussam Khaled Al-Ghabr and Abdul Latif Abdul Salam. This incident follows a series of coordinated attacks targeting HTS operatives, indicating rising hostility even in areas outside their control.
In Anjara, Aleppo, infighting among HTS-affiliated terrorists erupted, leaving several dead and injured. HTS’s growing internal divisions and tensions with local groups suggest that Julani’s terrorists are facing increased opposition not only from civilians but also from within their own ranks.
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In Albukamal, Muhammad Youssef Al-Muhanna, the head of the Executive Force of HTS’s General Security Department, was killed in an attack attributed to an ISIS cell, according to the Syrian News Agency. However, locals claim that the gunfire originated from an unknown vehicle, raising suspicions of a targeted assassination rather than a direct clash.
Meanwhile, in Idlib, three Ahrar al-Sham terrorists from Hama were ambushed and eliminated in Jabal al-Zawiya. The identities of the attackers remain unknown, but the targeted nature of the attack suggests growing resistance against HTS-aligned groups in the region.
In Tartous, a drive-by ambush resulted in the death of two HTS-affiliated General Security terrorists from Idlib—Hussam Khaled Al-Ghabr and Abdul Latif Abdul Salam. This incident follows a series of coordinated attacks targeting HTS operatives, indicating rising hostility even in areas outside their control.
In Anjara, Aleppo, infighting among HTS-affiliated terrorists erupted, leaving several dead and injured. HTS’s growing internal divisions and tensions with local groups suggest that Julani’s terrorists are facing increased opposition not only from civilians but also from within their own ranks.
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🇸🇾 Report: Massacre in Syria: Voices from the Survivors of HTS Terrorist Atrocities:
In Al-Rusafa, a grieving mother lost three sons and her 15-year-old grandson—young men who had been away for work, returning home for a brief visit. What should have been a peaceful reunion turned into a nightmare. HTS terrorists entered the village in three waves. The first group conducted searches but left without harming anyone. The second, ruthless and bloodthirsty, rounded up all the men and executed them in the streets. The third came to plunder, looting homes at gunpoint, stealing valuables, and locking families inside their homes for two days. When the villagers were finally freed, they stepped out to a harrowing scene—the bodies of their loved ones scattered across the village, the air still heavy with the scent of blood.
In Sanoubar, Jableh, an Alawite woman gave a chilling account of her brother’s execution. HTS terrorists stormed their home, demanding the keys to their car and agricultural storage unit. Her 52-year-old brother, hoping to avoid conflict, complied and handed them over. But moments later, they executed him in front of the vehicle and ran him over with it. To further torment the family, the terrorists refused to allow them to bury his body for over three days. This testimony is yet another example of the targeted sectarian killings under Jolani’s rule.
In Rasafa, rural Hama, an Alawite father recounted the devastating loss of his sons, Mohammad Asaad and Haidar Asaad, who were brutally murdered by HTS terrorists. The young men were taken from their home based on their sectarian identity and executed in cold blood. Their bodies were left in the street as a warning to others in the village. The grieving father pleads for the world to recognize the systematic targeting and ethnic cleansing of Alawites under the so-called “new Syrian government.”
Another widow in Al-Rusafa shared her own horror. A terminally ill woman watched helplessly as HTS terrorists executed her husband and son before her eyes, despite her desperate pleas. They were the only ones who supported her and paid for her cancer treatment. After killing them, the terrorists looted her home, stealing her medicine, money, and household items. What they couldn’t take, they destroyed. Left without resources, she has now stopped receiving treatment. “Is this the jihad they preached in mosques?” she asks. “Is this the Islam they claim to defend?”
The family of Haidar Asaad and his son Ali Asaad, who were also killed in Al-Rusafa, provided further testimony on the massacre. The first HTS terrorist faction took their IDs and left. The second faction returned to execute them. The third faction looted homes and confiscated phones to prevent documentation. “Who will care for the orphans left behind?” the widow of Haidar Asaad asked. “What crime did they commit other than following orders?” She places blame not only on the killers but on the mosque preachers who incited the violence.
In Baniyas, an Alawite mother shared a heartbreaking account of her son’s murder. A terrorist approached her son, asking to speak with him privately. Moments later, as they walked down the road, the terrorist shot him dead in cold blood—right in front of her.
These testimonies paint a horrifying picture of HTS terrorists’ sectarian massacres. Families have been torn apart, villages devastated, and generations scarred by violence. While the world remains silent and supporting it, these atrocities continue.
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In Al-Rusafa, a grieving mother lost three sons and her 15-year-old grandson—young men who had been away for work, returning home for a brief visit. What should have been a peaceful reunion turned into a nightmare. HTS terrorists entered the village in three waves. The first group conducted searches but left without harming anyone. The second, ruthless and bloodthirsty, rounded up all the men and executed them in the streets. The third came to plunder, looting homes at gunpoint, stealing valuables, and locking families inside their homes for two days. When the villagers were finally freed, they stepped out to a harrowing scene—the bodies of their loved ones scattered across the village, the air still heavy with the scent of blood.
In Sanoubar, Jableh, an Alawite woman gave a chilling account of her brother’s execution. HTS terrorists stormed their home, demanding the keys to their car and agricultural storage unit. Her 52-year-old brother, hoping to avoid conflict, complied and handed them over. But moments later, they executed him in front of the vehicle and ran him over with it. To further torment the family, the terrorists refused to allow them to bury his body for over three days. This testimony is yet another example of the targeted sectarian killings under Jolani’s rule.
In Rasafa, rural Hama, an Alawite father recounted the devastating loss of his sons, Mohammad Asaad and Haidar Asaad, who were brutally murdered by HTS terrorists. The young men were taken from their home based on their sectarian identity and executed in cold blood. Their bodies were left in the street as a warning to others in the village. The grieving father pleads for the world to recognize the systematic targeting and ethnic cleansing of Alawites under the so-called “new Syrian government.”
Another widow in Al-Rusafa shared her own horror. A terminally ill woman watched helplessly as HTS terrorists executed her husband and son before her eyes, despite her desperate pleas. They were the only ones who supported her and paid for her cancer treatment. After killing them, the terrorists looted her home, stealing her medicine, money, and household items. What they couldn’t take, they destroyed. Left without resources, she has now stopped receiving treatment. “Is this the jihad they preached in mosques?” she asks. “Is this the Islam they claim to defend?”
The family of Haidar Asaad and his son Ali Asaad, who were also killed in Al-Rusafa, provided further testimony on the massacre. The first HTS terrorist faction took their IDs and left. The second faction returned to execute them. The third faction looted homes and confiscated phones to prevent documentation. “Who will care for the orphans left behind?” the widow of Haidar Asaad asked. “What crime did they commit other than following orders?” She places blame not only on the killers but on the mosque preachers who incited the violence.
In Baniyas, an Alawite mother shared a heartbreaking account of her son’s murder. A terrorist approached her son, asking to speak with him privately. Moments later, as they walked down the road, the terrorist shot him dead in cold blood—right in front of her.
These testimonies paint a horrifying picture of HTS terrorists’ sectarian massacres. Families have been torn apart, villages devastated, and generations scarred by violence. While the world remains silent and supporting it, these atrocities continue.
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