Paramilitary groups, which took control of Syria's historical and strategich stronghold of Hama, turned their attention to Humus, a centre of faith and ethnicity.
Prisoners in Suluca High Security Closed Prison stated that they are subjected to oral searches, social activities are prevented and Kurdish conversations between them are not allowed.
Journalist-writer Yusuf Karadaş emphasised that the process that started with the Aleppo attack is a redesign of the region by the US-Israel and pointed to possible scenarios, and stressed that the Erdogan regime, which entered the road with HTS and SNA, is also facing serious risks.
Emin Newroz Korkmaz, who is being held in Antalya High Security Prison, was reportedly subjected to violence at Kepez Dental Hospital where he was transferred because he rejected the handcuffs.
KNK Co-Chairs stated that the solution to the crisis in the Middle East lies in Abdullah Öcalan's road map and said, "The struggle for a meeting with Mr Öcalan needs to be increased."
QSD General Command announced that a new military and political process has emerged in Syria and they are ready for a solution. The command emphasised that fighting HTS is not on their agenda, but they will protect the people against all possible attacks.
Mehmet Turgay released after 32 years of imprisonment.
Journalist Yehya Elo stated that the paramilitary groups, which have been heavily attacking Manbij for days, have not been able to advance even a metre and said: "Manbij will never surrender to darkness agains."
Presenting its final opinion in the Narin Güran case, the prosecutor demanded aggravated life imprisonment for 4 defendants.
PKK Leader Abdullah Öcalan's family and guardian applied to Bursa Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and İmralı Prison Directorate requesting a meeting.
Commenting on the latest situation in North & East Syria, Salih Muslim said: ‘There is no other option but resistance. We are preparing for a revolutionary people's war against the attacks.’
Abdulah Adli, Baver Coşkun and Berdan Kurt, who are detained in Marmara Prison, told about the "strip search" and violence they were subjected to both in the police and in prison.
Human rights activist and lawyer Margaret Owen described the attacks on North & East Syria as "genocide" and said: "This eruption of more conflict in Syria and the threat to the very existence of the AANES should be ringing alarm bells all over the world."
QSD stated that the vehicles carrying 15 thousand citizens who evacuated the camps due to the attacks in Shahba were surrounded by paramilitary groups.
Turkey and affiliated paramilitary groups intensified their attacks on Minbic. In the attacks where houses were looted and set on fire, 1 woman was killed and 2 women were wounded.