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1/2 In this military analysis, HPG Commander Murat Karayilan characterizes the SDF withdrawal from Tabqa, & Raqqa as a tactical necessity. He argues this move was intended to neutralize a "conspiracy" and prevent an intra-Arab-Kurdish conflict.

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🚨The policies of Damascus and Ankara regarding the tribes have failed. For a long time, the Ankara and Damascus governments have been pursuing intensive dirty policies on the Arab tribes, especially in Deir ez-Zor, as well as in the Raqqa and Tabqa regions. Unable to bring the SDF under control, Ankara and Damascus planned to provoke the Arab tribes against the SDF, sow discord between Kurds and Arabs in the region, and create internal conflict. However, at this point, we see that the Arab tribes and religious leaders in the region have once again confirmed their loyalty to the SDF.

🚨The policies of Damascus and Ankara regarding the tribes have failed. For a long time, the Ankara and Damascus governments have been pursuing intensive dirty policies on the Arab tribes, especially in Deir ez-Zor, as well as in the Raqqa and Tabqa regions. Unable to bring the SDF under control, Ankara and Damascus planned to provoke the Arab tribes against the SDF, sow discord between Kurds and Arabs in the region, and create internal conflict. However, at this point, we see that the Arab tribes and religious leaders in the region have once again confirmed their loyalty to the SDF.

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🇸🇾 REPORT | The Syrian army says it has taken control of the strategic city of al-Tabqa in Raqqa province, following an eastward advance after Kurdish-led SDF forces withdrew, Al Jazeera reports. The push continued despite a public warning from CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper, who urged Syrian government forces to halt offensive actions between Aleppo and al-Tabqa. Al Araby reports the latest phase followed overnight advances and the negotiated withdrawal of SDF forces east of the Euphrates. Syrian state media says government forces moved from Deir Hafer and Maskana into al-Tabqa, seizing major infrastructure, including the Euphrates Dam, al-Tabqa military airport, al-Mansoura (Baath) Dam, and nearby towns, villages, and oil fields in Raqqa province. Earlier, the Associated Press reported clashes during the initial advance, with two Syrian soldiers killed near Maskana, large-scale civilian displacement, and competing accusations between Damascus and the SDF over violations of the withdrawal agreement. The government has also accused PKK-linked groups of executing detainees during the retreat, claims that were denied by the SDF and have not been independently verified.

🇸🇾 REPORT | The Syrian army says it has taken control of the strategic city of al-Tabqa in Raqqa province, following an eastward advance after Kurdish-led SDF forces withdrew, Al Jazeera reports. The push continued despite a public warning from CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper, who urged Syrian government forces to halt offensive actions between Aleppo and al-Tabqa. Al Araby reports the latest phase followed overnight advances and the negotiated withdrawal of SDF forces east of the Euphrates. Syrian state media says government forces moved from Deir Hafer and Maskana into al-Tabqa, seizing major infrastructure, including the Euphrates Dam, al-Tabqa military airport, al-Mansoura (Baath) Dam, and nearby towns, villages, and oil fields in Raqqa province. Earlier, the Associated Press reported clashes during the initial advance, with two Syrian soldiers killed near Maskana, large-scale civilian displacement, and competing accusations between Damascus and the SDF over violations of the withdrawal agreement. The government has also accused PKK-linked groups of executing detainees during the retreat, claims that were denied by the SDF and have not been independently verified.

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🇸🇾 SYRIAN FORCES SURGE FROM ALEPPO TO RAQQA, SDF IN FULL RETREAT The Syrian Army has blitzed 50km from Maskana to Tabqa, seizing the strategic Tabqa Dam and moving within striking distance of Raqqa. SDF forces have pulled back fast, giving up territory they were supposed to hand over gradually. That deal? Out the window. Analysts say this was meant to be a clean handover; instead, it's a chaotic land grab, with both sides violating the agreement. The SDF may be losing ground, but it’s not disappearing. Not politically, and not without a fight. Source: Al Jazeera

🇸🇾 SYRIAN FORCES SURGE FROM ALEPPO TO RAQQA, SDF IN FULL RETREAT The Syrian Army has blitzed 50km from Maskana to Tabqa, seizing the strategic Tabqa Dam and moving within striking distance of Raqqa. SDF forces have pulled back fast, giving up territory they were supposed to hand over gradually. That deal? Out the window. Analysts say this was meant to be a clean handover; instead, it's a chaotic land grab, with both sides violating the agreement. The SDF may be losing ground, but it’s not disappearing. Not politically, and not without a fight. Source: Al Jazeera

Mario Nawfal

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Situation on Raqqa [18/1/2026]: [18:00] In northern Raqqa, the SNA began advancing south of Tel Abyad, taking positions previously abandoned by the SDF, and reached the agricultural area and the water canal. The town of Ayn Issa remains under SDF control despite continuous assault and bombardment by the SNA. In the rest of the governorate, the SDF has withdrawn to Hasakah or continues to withdraw, and fighting continues in Raqqa. Following the uprising of tribal groups, the governorate capital was taken pending the arrival of the STG, which happened later. However, pockets of SDF resistance continue to skirmish with the militants while receiving support from Division 17 Army Base and other military outposts north of Raqqa. The reasons for this resistance are to buy time for a complete withdrawal and to avoid what happened in Maskanah and Deir Hafer the previous day. Map: [ ]

Situation on Raqqa [18/1/2026]: [18:00] In northern Raqqa, the SNA began advancing south of Tel Abyad, taking positions previously abandoned by the SDF, and reached the agricultural area and the water canal. The town of Ayn Issa remains under SDF control despite continuous assault and bombardment by the SNA. In the rest of the governorate, the SDF has withdrawn to Hasakah or continues to withdraw, and fighting continues in Raqqa. Following the uprising of tribal groups, the governorate capital was taken pending the arrival of the STG, which happened later. However, pockets of SDF resistance continue to skirmish with the militants while receiving support from Division 17 Army Base and other military outposts north of Raqqa. The reasons for this resistance are to buy time for a complete withdrawal and to avoid what happened in Maskanah and Deir Hafer the previous day. Map: [ ]

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⚡️Raqqa, Syria، near Al-Aqatan Prison: VIDEO 1: This child, no older than 9 years old, has just been released from Al-Aqatan Prison after the PKK/SDF organization “imprisoned” him. VIDEO 2: This child is 15 years old. He was “imprisoned” by the PKK/SDF organization on “charges” of “cooperating” with “a terrorist organization,” namely the Syrian government, and was sentenced to 7 years. VIDEO 3: A father waiting for his disabled son in the city of Raqqa, who was imprisoned four months ago by the PKK/SDF organization on charges of cooperating with the Syrian state. PHOTO: Mothers in Raqqa welcome children released from Al-Aqatan Prison after the Syrian Army freed them following their “detention” by the PKK/SDF organization.

⚡️Raqqa, Syria، near Al-Aqatan Prison: VIDEO 1: This child, no older than 9 years old, has just been released from Al-Aqatan Prison after the PKK/SDF organization “imprisoned” him. VIDEO 2: This child is 15 years old. He was “imprisoned” by the PKK/SDF organization on “charges” of “cooperating” with “a terrorist organization,” namely the Syrian government, and was sentenced to 7 years. VIDEO 3: A father waiting for his disabled son in the city of Raqqa, who was imprisoned four months ago by the PKK/SDF organization on charges of cooperating with the Syrian state. PHOTO: Mothers in Raqqa welcome children released from Al-Aqatan Prison after the Syrian Army freed them following their “detention” by the PKK/SDF organization.

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Kurdish journalist Heysem Mislim yesterday in Kobani: "The people of Kobanê are facing a catastrophe, there is no water, no electricity. This morning, according to the Kurdish Red Crescent, 5 children died, and there are no hospitals, pharmacies, or other necessities of life left. The majority of the IDPs coming from the villages, Tabqa, Raqqa."

Kurdish journalist Heysem Mislim yesterday in Kobani: "The people of Kobanê are facing a catastrophe, there is no water, no electricity. This morning, according to the Kurdish Red Crescent, 5 children died, and there are no hospitals, pharmacies, or other necessities of life left. The majority of the IDPs coming from the villages, Tabqa, Raqqa."

Wladimir van Wilgenburg

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Syrian government forces have pushed into the Tabqa/Thawra area and have secured the Euphrates lifeline - the dams, the power grid, and the river corridor that keep northeast Syria running. This isn’t symbolic terrain. It’s state infrastructure: electricity, water control, and the main strategic gateway toward Raqqa. All of this comes after the SDF publicly announced a redeployment east of the Euphrates under an internationally mediated arrangement - then immediately turned around and claimed “betrayal” as Damascus continued advancing and fighting flared around Tabqa and nearby oil areas. In other words: SDF sign a pullback, then try to use conflict to preserve their leverage. Here’s the reality: a militia doesn’t get to hold Syria’s critical infrastructure hostage and call it “self-rule.” The SDF can complain about “integration” all it wants, but when the ground shifts, complaints don’t stop an army - and Damascus still has significant forces that haven’t even been fully committed yet. Washington is calling for a pause between Aleppo and Tabqa because it sees the escalation risk. But the strategic direction is obvious: Damascus is reasserting sovereignty west of the Euphrates, and the road to Raqqa is opening. Raqqa may not be easy - but momentum like this doesn’t slow down on its own.

Syrian government forces have pushed into the Tabqa/Thawra area and have secured the Euphrates lifeline - the dams, the power grid, and the river corridor that keep northeast Syria running. This isn’t symbolic terrain. It’s state infrastructure: electricity, water control, and the main strategic gateway toward Raqqa. All of this comes after the SDF publicly announced a redeployment east of the Euphrates under an internationally mediated arrangement - then immediately turned around and claimed “betrayal” as Damascus continued advancing and fighting flared around Tabqa and nearby oil areas. In other words: SDF sign a pullback, then try to use conflict to preserve their leverage. Here’s the reality: a militia doesn’t get to hold Syria’s critical infrastructure hostage and call it “self-rule.” The SDF can complain about “integration” all it wants, but when the ground shifts, complaints don’t stop an army - and Damascus still has significant forces that haven’t even been fully committed yet. Washington is calling for a pause between Aleppo and Tabqa because it sees the escalation risk. But the strategic direction is obvious: Damascus is reasserting sovereignty west of the Euphrates, and the road to Raqqa is opening. Raqqa may not be easy - but momentum like this doesn’t slow down on its own.

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Video (translated): In the Turkish Parliament, he showed a photo of an ISIS commander within the Syrian Arab Army who travelled from Turkey to Syria, executed Kurdish girls, and held their braided hair as a gift for his ISIS friend , pro-Kurdish DEM Party Group Deputy Chair Sezai Temelli face to face Turkish Defence minster ,showing a photo of an ISIS commander embedded in the Syrian Army who executed Kurdish girls and cut off one of the girl’s hair braid as a gift for his ISIS friend. he said , its shame to support to ISIS against kurds in SYRIA And added : “We are calling out to women and to parliament: Will you not have even a single sentence in the face of this brutality? “ Are you standing behind the murderers who held a woman’s braided hair in their hand and said, “This was the only thing left intact”? #Rojava

Video (translated): In the Turkish Parliament, he showed a photo of an ISIS commander within the Syrian Arab Army who travelled from Turkey to Syria, executed Kurdish girls, and held their braided hair as a gift for his ISIS friend , pro-Kurdish DEM Party Group Deputy Chair Sezai Temelli face to face Turkish Defence minster ,showing a photo of an ISIS commander embedded in the Syrian Army who executed Kurdish girls and cut off one of the girl’s hair braid as a gift for his ISIS friend. he said , its shame to support to ISIS against kurds in SYRIA And added : “We are calling out to women and to parliament: Will you not have even a single sentence in the face of this brutality? “ Are you standing behind the murderers who held a woman’s braided hair in their hand and said, “This was the only thing left intact”? #Rojava

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TENSIONS RISE AROUND KURDISH NEIGHBORHOOD IN ALEPPO Sheikh Maqsoud is a Kurdish neighborhood inside Aleppo. Sources aligned with Kurdish groups say Syrian Democratic Forces have deployed forces to the area in response to growing pressure from nearby armed factions. According to this account, the deployment is intended to protect Kurdish civilians and prevent the neighborhood from being overrun as tensions continue to escalate in northern Aleppo. Stay connected, follow Mossad Commentary

Mossad Commentary

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Situation on Raqqa [17/1/2026]: After capturing Deir Hafer and Maskanah, the STG continued their advance towards the city of Tabqa, opening three other fronts along the N-4 axis. - N-4 axis: the militants continued advancing along the highway until they reached the hill of Rujm al-Khaznah south of Tabqa - Ithriya axis: the militants took the oil wells of Safiya and Thawra, flanking the Tabqa airport, which was completely captured during the night. - Ma'dan axis: With the start of fighting in southwestern Raqqa, Arab tribes and terrorist cells rose up in the towns on the southern bank of the Euphrates, facilitating the advance of the STG and the expulsion of the SDF, which ended up reaching the southern entrance to Raqqa. - Resafa axis: Resafa, its ruins, and surrounding villages such as Jadin Kabirah were taken. The militants advanced to Mansurah, taking advantage of the activation of ISIS cells and the uprising of Arab tribes. The SDF intervened in the town to facilitate the evacuation of its troops to Raqqa and Tabqa. Subsequently, the STG entered Masurah and reached the Baath/Azadî dam. Currently, the SDF only controls the city of Tabqa, which is witnessing street fighting due to tribal and terrorist insurgency, while preparing for the complete evacuation of the west bank of the Euphrates. Map: [ ]

Situation on Raqqa [17/1/2026]: After capturing Deir Hafer and Maskanah, the STG continued their advance towards the city of Tabqa, opening three other fronts along the N-4 axis. - N-4 axis: the militants continued advancing along the highway until they reached the hill of Rujm al-Khaznah south of Tabqa - Ithriya axis: the militants took the oil wells of Safiya and Thawra, flanking the Tabqa airport, which was completely captured during the night. - Ma'dan axis: With the start of fighting in southwestern Raqqa, Arab tribes and terrorist cells rose up in the towns on the southern bank of the Euphrates, facilitating the advance of the STG and the expulsion of the SDF, which ended up reaching the southern entrance to Raqqa. - Resafa axis: Resafa, its ruins, and surrounding villages such as Jadin Kabirah were taken. The militants advanced to Mansurah, taking advantage of the activation of ISIS cells and the uprising of Arab tribes. The SDF intervened in the town to facilitate the evacuation of its troops to Raqqa and Tabqa. Subsequently, the STG entered Masurah and reached the Baath/Azadî dam. Currently, the SDF only controls the city of Tabqa, which is witnessing street fighting due to tribal and terrorist insurgency, while preparing for the complete evacuation of the west bank of the Euphrates. Map: [ ]

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VIDEO evidence translated from Arabic + original An Islamic State top commander has become a military chief in "New Syria." The terrorist Ghanem Mohammed Al-Ahmad, who worked as a judge with the Islamic State, later became an ISIS accountant, and then a police officer in Turkish-controlled Afrin and Aleppo . has now been appointed as a military chief for Jolani's "New Syria." He is known as "Abu Dahdah" in ISIS and hails from the village of Jubb al-Khafi in the Aleppo countryside. He was an ISIS commander but after ISIS was defeated, he became the leader of the Hamza Division mercenaries, a group supported by the Turkish occupation in Afrin, which was originally a Kurdish city before being occupied by Turkey in 2018.

VIDEO evidence translated from Arabic + original An Islamic State top commander has become a military chief in "New Syria." The terrorist Ghanem Mohammed Al-Ahmad, who worked as a judge with the Islamic State, later became an ISIS accountant, and then a police officer in Turkish-controlled Afrin and Aleppo . has now been appointed as a military chief for Jolani's "New Syria." He is known as "Abu Dahdah" in ISIS and hails from the village of Jubb al-Khafi in the Aleppo countryside. He was an ISIS commander but after ISIS was defeated, he became the leader of the Hamza Division mercenaries, a group supported by the Turkish occupation in Afrin, which was originally a Kurdish city before being occupied by Turkey in 2018.

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For the second consecutive day, angry Syrians are protesting in Raqqa province against the government’s appointment of a leader from the PKK arm militia in Syria (SDF) to a government office. Video 2: one of the PKK arm militia in Syria (SDF), was driving his car in Tell Abyad in Raqqa , when residents attacked his vehicle and flipped it.

For the second consecutive day, angry Syrians are protesting in Raqqa province against the government’s appointment of a leader from the PKK arm militia in Syria (SDF) to a government office. Video 2: one of the PKK arm militia in Syria (SDF), was driving his car in Tell Abyad in Raqqa , when residents attacked his vehicle and flipped it.

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Jake Hanrahan

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🚨 Very Important Report | How the PKK and SDF Exploit Kurdish Suffering This video documents the return of 100 Kurdish families displaced from Afrin, who had been living in Raqqa governorate under extremely difficult and harsh conditions. For years, SDF militias deliberately prevented these families from returning to their homes, exploiting their suffering as part of a political and media propaganda campaign falsely promoting the narrative that the Syrian government targets Kurds. This claim is not true. In reality, the government’s actions are directed only against the terrorist PKK militias, not against Kurdish civilians. The real victims of these militias are both Arabs and Kurds alike, who have suffered from displacement, coercion, and manipulation. The return of these families exposes how the PKK and SDF have traded in the pain of civilians for propaganda and political leverage, while obstructing genuine solutions and safe returns. #Syria #Afrin #Raqqa #PKK #SDF #SDFCrimes #Iraq #Iran #SDFReleaseIS #IS #ISIS

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