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 Today, the Future Syria Party affirmed, in a statement, that the goals of the Turkish occupation state are clear in Syria and Iraq, which is to leave the region and occupy it again, and the statement urged the components of the region to unite in the face of these colonial plans.

 Hamdan Al-Abed confirmed that the occupying Turkish state is looking for excuses to launch new attacks on north and east Syria, and expressed their readiness to confront Turkish attacks in order to preserve the unity of Syria.

 The Deputy co-presidency of the General Council in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria reiterated the administrations readiness for dialogue with the Damascus government, but stressed that this dialogue should lead to a change in the latters mentality.

 The spokesman for the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria reiterated the administrations readiness for dialogue with the Damascus government, but slammed the latters evasion, and stressed that the proper solution to the Syrian crisis is a pluralistic, decentralized system of government.

The accused had threatened to kill him if he resisted.

Notables of Al Raqqa clans expressed their categorical refusal to the individual settlement by Damascus govt, and stressed that any settlement that does not involve the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria will not success.

Under the slogan Together towards a healthy society, the first conference of the health body of North and East Syria, held in Meshwar Hall on the left bank of the Euphrates River in Raqqa, is scheduled to conclude with the outputs to enhance the work of the health sector in NE, Syria.

The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service has revealed that Washington actively participates in the illegal shadow trade of Syria's oil.

 Hamdan al-Abed reminded the Turkish state of the precedents of mercenary escape when it bombed Ain Issa camp, and described the statements of the Damascus government about the Syrian Democratic Forces as shameful, and called on Damascus not to forget the crimes in Sednaya and Palmyra prisons.

 The Secretary-General of the Future Syria Party, Siham Daoud, blamed the Damascus government and international forces for the continuation of the Syrian crisis, and warned that Damascus insistence on refusing to dialogue would divide the country.