Disturbances in Northern and Eastern Syria: Curfew in Ayn al-Arab and Attacks on Security Headquarters

Protests erupted Monday in Ayn al-Arab, eastern Aleppo, after youths attacked the local administration. SANA reported the Aleppo Internal Security Command imposed a curfew.

Footage showed Kurdish youths storming the Hasakah internal security command, removing the Syrian flag, amid tensions over displaced people returning to Ras al-Ayn.

Authorities later lifted the curfew as calm returned. Nineteen security members were injured and seven arrested.

Kurdish officials accused "armed groups" of attacking Syrian Kurdish refugees returning to Ras al-Ayn. Security forces reinforced presence in Hasakah and Qamishli to maintain security.

Libya: Military Intelligence Chief Fawzi Al-Mansouri assassinated by an explosive device in Benghazi.

Brigadier General Khaled Al-Mahjoub, Director of the Moral Guidance Department of the Libyan Armed Forces, told "Sputnik" that Al-Mansouri's killing is a crime against Libya's military, security, and stability.

🟠 Al-Mansouri was targeted with a sticky bomb on his car after evening prayers.

🟠 This follows rapid security and financial developments across Libya, including drone attacks on oil and vital facilities in Zuwara.

A military source reported that Lieutenant Farouk Al-Mashari, a former engineer in the 35th Armored Brigade and leader in Tariq Saleh's forces, and soldier Abker Muhammad Mahmoud from the 2nd Naval Brigade, along with others, were killed when a military cargo ship was targeted by ballistic missiles in #باب_المندب. The ship, carrying weapons and military equipment from #السعودية for transport between #Al-Mukha and the islands of #زقر, #حنيش, and #ميون, was targeted by forces in #صنعاء this morning.