A joint operation by Syria and Turkey has foiled a major plot to assassinate Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharq. Intelligence reports indicate that the plot to assassinate Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharq was orchestrated by a senior ISIS member who is said to have had close ties to the Lebanese Hezbollah group during the fall of the Assad regime.

The Syrian Ministry of Tourism has announced that visitors to public beaches, whether tourists or locals, must take into account the feelings of the community. According to it, women must wear a veil or a loose robe over their swimsuits when moving between the beach and other places. Men are also not allowed to walk around in public places without a top.

During the rule of former Syrian President Bashar Assad, special services monitored, searched, or collected information about approximately eight million people.

Russian special services are paying special attention to protecting Assad and his family. It is believed that the threat may come from people from Central Asian countries who want to avenge their dead compatriots. The Russian press does not cover the life of the Assad family in Moscow, considering it a "forbidden topic."

Syrian President Ahmed al-Shar' visited the provinces of Latakia and Tartus on February 16. The day before this visit, he had been to the provinces of Idlib and Aleppo.

During the visit, he expressed his appreciation for the courage, solidarity, and devotion to humanity shown by the people of Idlib during the difficult years of the Syrian revolution, which they have provided refuge to refugees from all over the country.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has sent a letter to the country's interim president, Ahmed al-Shar', regarding political changes in Syria.

Israeli soldiers were reportedly stationed in the village of Kudna in the Quneitra province of Syria. The soldiers were seen moving in armored vehicles and patrolling local roads.

The Syrian Ministry of Education has announced that students from East Turkestan (Uyghurs) will receive free education. Now, children and young people from this region in Syria can study from primary school to university at no cost.

Syrian Interior Minister Ali Kidda announced the establishment of a new national security service in the country.