AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBack-to-school squeeze in Damascus: Parents in Old Damascus markets say stationery and bags are priced far above incomes, with families sharing items between siblings as costs rise for the 2026/27 school year. Kurds and security reshuffle: Kurdish women fighters in the YPJ say integration plans after the SDF dissolution risk absorbing male fighters while excluding women, with talks now focused on possible roles inside the Interior Ministry. Accountability moves in Syria: Internal Security Forces in Latakia announced the arrest of former 18th Infantry Brigade commander Jalal Kamil Saqr, accusing him of war crimes and civilian arrests during the Assad era. ISIS detainees transfer update: Iraq says it has completed its investigation of about 5,700 ISIS detainees transferred from Syria, with cases set for trial and some releases planned. Southern Syria reports: The Sajil Center says Israeli forces penetrated Al-Rafid in Quneitra and obstructed workers near Sil Abu Omar in Daraa. Regional diplomacy: Qatar took part in the Arab League Council session in Cairo, with Syria and wider regional developments on the agenda. US-Iran pressure hits the region: CENTCOM says US strikes disabled three Iranian crude tankers after IRGC ballistic missile attacks on US Navy warships.
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