AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIsraeli raids and detention in southern Syria: A UN commission says Israel’s increasingly “sustained and entrenched” military activity in Quneitra and Daraa—raids, patrols, searches and detentions, including children—may amount to war crimes and “must stop.” Nuclear file update: The IAEA says Syria’s secret Assad-era reactor was configured for nuclear weapons and that inspectors found about 73 tonnes of uranium metal now under safeguards. Kurdish integration after SDF dissolution: Kurdish families are reportedly returning to Serekaniyeh after years of displacement tied to Turkey’s 2019 invasion, as the SDF’s integration with Damascus moves forward. Humanitarian risk from cluster munitions: A monitor reports 1,063 cluster-munition casualties in 2025, with civilians 87% of victims, and lists Syria among affected countries. Damascus education backlash: A Damascus school sparked outrage after announcing full gender segregation plans, with critics linking the move to an Islamist shift. Regional energy via Syria: Jordan approved importing LNG and sending it to Lebanon through Syria, aiming to ease Lebanon’s power crisis. Roj camp women and children: Al Jazeera reports thousands of women and children remain trapped in Syria’s Roj camp, with no clear plan for their future.
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