Maher al-Assad is the second most powerful and influential man in Syria, with a bloody history in the country, and the hidden man who was the shadow of the deposed president, Bashar al-Assad. He possessed great military power and money, and was very influential in his country.

Spokesman for the Syrian Interim Government's Political Affairs Department, Obeida Arnaout, announced on Thursday that the constitution and parliament will be frozen during the three-month transitional period.

Since the start of the deterrence operation in northern Syria, social media platforms have been buzzing with mentions of the late singer Abdul Basit al-Sarout, known as the “nightingale of the revolution and its guardian,” who was killed defending it in 2019 during clashes with Syrian regime forces in Idlib.

On Sunday evening, some Yemeni cities witnessed popular celebrations on the occasion of the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime and the expulsion of the militias brought by the Iranian regime to Syria to kill the Syrian people.

This came in his speech during an artistic and rhetorical ceremony held today in the Martyr Sheikh Ali Nasser Al-Qardaei Hall at the University of Saba Region in the city of Marib, on the occasion of the 62nd National Day of the Glorious September 26 Revolution.

Today, Thursday, the city of Sayoun, the center of the Hadhramaut Valley and Desert Directorates, witnessed massive celebrations on the occasion of the 62nd National Day of the glorious September 26 Revolution, which represents an important milestone in the history of Yemen.