News Bulletin for Sunday from Hizb ut-Tahrir Radio, Wilayah Syria
2025/06/15 AD
Headlines:
- A Jewish army penetrates and storms a school in the Quneitra countryside, and a woman is injured by the explosion of a drone in the Tartus countryside.
- The Jewish entity continues its massacres in Gaza and arrests dozens in various areas of the West Bank.
- Continued mutual shelling between the Jewish entity and Iran, and targeting vital installations on both sides.
- Trump leads a "massive" military parade in Washington, D.C., and massive protests against him described him as a "dictator king."
Details:
A force from the army of the Jewish entity infiltrated, at dawn today, inside a village in the northern Quneitra countryside, stormed a school, tampered with its contents, and broke its furniture. Local sources said that the force infiltrated the village of Al-Hurriya at approximately five thirty in the morning, broke down the doors of the school, broke them, tampered with the furniture, and then deliberately broke it before withdrawing. On Saturday evening, a patrol of the occupation army stormed the Kodna school located in the southern Quneitra countryside, while a number of children were playing football, and arrested two of them under the pretext of searching for people filming the occupation army.
A woman was injured today, Sunday, as a result of the fall of a drone, believed to be Iranian, in one of the villages in the Tartus countryside. Local sources reported that the plane fell on a house in the village of Al-Talia’i in the Safita countryside, which led to the injury of a woman as an initial toll, and a fire broke out in the house.
The Internal Security Directorate in the city of Yabroud in the countryside of the Syrian capital, Damascus, was able to arrest an armed gang that impersonated internal security personnel while trying to carry out a robbery in one of the city’s neighborhoods. The investigations revealed that the same gang had carried out a robbery this morning, Sunday, against a family on a farm in the city of Yabroud, where they stole their car, and the car was later recovered and handed over to its owners. Official media outlets indicated that the arrest of the gang members came in the act and in possession of war weapons, and they were wearing clothing similar to that of the Internal Security Forces, and it turned out that they were from outside the city of Yabroud, and pointed to the continuation of investigations to refer them to the judiciary.
Syrian Airlines announced the suspension of all its scheduled flights today, due to the ongoing escalation between Iran and the Jewish entity and the closure of airspace to air traffic. In a statement on Saturday evening, the airlines said that the suspension of flights will continue "until further notice," in the interest of the safety of passengers and flight crews, and in coordination with the competent authorities in civil aviation. The statement called on all passengers to follow the developments through official channels, or to contact booking and information offices, to find out the details related to their flights. In the same context, the Hajj and Umrah Directorate announced a temporary amendment to the destination of Hajj flights coming to Syria, by transferring them from Damascus Airport to Gaziantep Airport, due to the tensions in the Middle East region, and in the interest of the safety of pilgrims, for flights scheduled for June 16 and 17 of this month.
The UN Special Envoy to Syria, Geir Pedersen, welcomed today, Sunday, the presidential decree issued by Syrian President Ahmed Al-Shara, which stipulated the formation of the Higher Committee for Elections for the People’s Assembly. The statements carried by the envoy’s official account on the "X" platform stated that Pedersen looks forward to communicating with Syrians from various segments of society, to listen to their views on these developments and their broader aspirations regarding the political process in the country. Pedersen affirmed his readiness to continue cooperation with the Syrian authorities and the Higher Committee for Elections, considering this work an important part of the Syrian political track.
The war of extermination waged by the Jewish entity on Gaza entered its 90th day since the resumption of the war on it. A number of Palestinians were martyred and others were injured - this morning - by the occupation army’s fire in various parts of the Gaza Strip. The Ministry of Health in Gaza reported the martyrdom of 65 Palestinians and the injury of 315 due to the occupation’s bombing of the Strip during the past 24 hours, including 26 Palestinians waiting for aid. In the West Bank, the occupation army arrested, at dawn on Sunday, at least 29 Palestinians, including children, in a campaign of raids on various areas of the occupied West Bank.
Since dawn today, Sunday, Iran began launching new batches of missiles towards targets inside the Jewish entity, causing deaths and dozens of injuries, and also caused great destruction to homes and buildings. In return, Tehran was attacked by the Jewish entity. Hebrew media reported that the number of deaths as a result of the Iranian missile bombardment in Bat Yam and Tel Aviv had risen to 6, and the number of injured to 240, while Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi spoke of continuing attacks, stressing that expanding the clash to the Gulf is a major strategic mistake. The mayor of Bat Yam said that there are more than 20 missing under the rubble of the building that was directly hit by an Iranian missile, adding that 61 buildings were damaged. Meanwhile, Tasnim News Agency reported the start of a new wave of Iranian missile attacks on the Jewish entity this afternoon, while the newspaper "Israel Today" said that there are reports of a new wave of missiles on their way to Tel Aviv. While the army of the Jewish entity said that air defense systems are "working to intercept the threat posed by the latest batch of Iranian missiles," after announcing that it had detected the launch of 50 missiles from Iran towards the Jewish entity. The army said that Iran launched several missiles towards Israel in the past hour "and most of them were intercepted." Hebrew media said that the Iranian bombing targeted the power station in Hadera and the residence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's family in the town of Caesarea, north of Tel Aviv. Channel 12 also reported that a fire broke out in the southern Golan area as a result of Iranian missile interception operations. For his part, a spokesman for the occupation army said via the X platform today that Tel Aviv issued a warning to Iranians residing near nuclear reactors in Iran to evacuate their homes. In the same context, Iranian media reported that a Tel Aviv attack targeted areas in the city of Shiraz, south of the country, while a Jewish military spokesman said that the Jewish army bombed a nuclear facility in the city of Isfahan, in central Iran. For his part, US President Trump denied that his country played a role in the attacks on Iran. Trump said in a post on the Truth Social platform on Saturday, "The United States has nothing to do with the attack on Iran tonight." The US President warned Iran of "unprecedented levels of response" if it attacks the United States. He pointed to the possibility of reaching a peaceful solution to the conflict, saying: "We can easily reach an agreement between Iran and (Israel) and end this bloody conflict."
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced the death of a prominent Democratic member of the state House of Representatives and her husband on Saturday in a shooting in which a gunman, disguised as a police officer, shot them. Another representative and his wife were also injured in the attack before fleeing the scene. Law enforcement officials told a news conference that a large-scale operation was underway to search for the suspect, who fled on foot after shooting at police, leaving behind a car in which a "statement" was found listing the names of lawmakers and other officials. Law enforcement officials told reporters that the dead were Democratic Representative Melissa Hortman, a member of the state House of Representatives and a former speaker, and her husband, Mark. The assassination came after the gunman fired multiple shots at Senator John Hoffman and his wife, who underwent two surgeries. "This was an act of targeted political violence," he added.
US President Donald Trump led the "massive" military parade held in Washington, D.C., yesterday to mark the 250th anniversary of the founding of the US Army, coinciding with Trump's 79th birthday, which was marred by massive protests against him that described him as a "dictator aspiring to be a king." The military parade held yesterday, Saturday, is the largest in the history of the United States since the end of the first Gulf War in 1991. About 7,000 soldiers and dozens of tanks and helicopters participated in it in an official celebration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the US Army. At the conclusion of yesterday's parade, the US president praised his country's army, describing it as "the greatest and fiercest fighting force." For his part, Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom, who criticized Trump for deploying National Guard troops in Los Angeles without his approval, said it was a "tasteless display of weakness." He also considered that the show "is the kind you see with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, or Russian President Vladimir Putin, or you see with dictators around the world... celebrating the Dear Leader's birthday? What an embarrassment." Hours before the start of the parade, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets, parks and squares across the country to denounce the Republican president, describing him as a dictator or an aspiring king. Protesters criticized Trump for using the military to respond to those protesting his deportation efforts, and for sending tanks and thousands of soldiers and planes for a military parade in the US capital. Huge and noisy crowds marched in New York, Denver, Chicago, Houston and Los Angeles, some behind "No Kings" banners. A crowd of protesters gathered in the tourist and historical Logan Circle area northwest of Washington and chanted "Trump must go now."
