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Hasakah tensions: Pro-Damascus rallies demanding state control turned violent, with Kurdish residents staging counter-protests and several people reported injured. The unrest comes as Damascus and Kurdish authorities work to integrate institutions into the state. Israeli incursions: The UN says it recorded about 280 Israeli military incursions in Syria in September, the highest monthly total this year; 49 Syrians are reportedly in Israeli detention, with former detainees alleging abuse. Black Sea sinking: Nine Syrians remain missing after cargo ship Alpha Watan sank in a suspected drone attack. Damascus is seeking an independent investigation. Regional ties: Syria and Türkiye discussed integration efforts in Ankara, while Damascus denied plans to send troops to Yemen. The UAE and Syrian central banks signed a cooperation deal covering payments and banking regulation. Economy and recovery: Etihad plans to make its Abu Dhabi–Damascus service daily from November 14. In Aleppo, authorities recovered 10 people’s remains at a suspected mass grave, as searches continue across the country.

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