AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSDF Integration: Damascus says most of the SDF integration deal is now in motion: four brigades have joined the Syrian army, thousands of recruits entered Internal Security after interviews and training, and more than 1,000 detainees were released as state authorities took over prisons and key services like health, endowments, postal, agriculture and water; oil wells and border crossings are also being transferred, with Alouk water station resuming supply to Al-Hasakah and returns continuing to Afrin, Raqqa and Ras Al-Ain. Aviation Links: Germany resumed direct commercial flights to Syria after nearly 14 years, with a Düsseldorf–Damascus route restarting and new services planned to Aleppo and Damascus. UN/Regional Diplomacy: UN chief Antonio Guterres’ Damascus visit renewed calls for lifting Syria sanctions and backing reconstruction, while condemning Israeli violations around Golan. Humanitarian Pressure: In the US, TPS expiry is again spotlighting Syrians’ and Haitians’ precarious status as communities brace for job loss and fear of deportations. Security/Politics Abroad: A separate wave of Europe-wide counterterror scrutiny followed IS-linked plots and arrests, highlighting online radicalisation and intelligence-sharing gaps.
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