Two improvised explosive devices caused explosions in Damascus on Tuesday, according to Al-Ikhbaria TV. Syrian internal security forces are investigating the incident to identify those responsible. The blasts reportedly occurred near the Tourism Ministry and a hotel where French President Emmanuel Macron is staying.
Attacks targeting Syrian Internal Security Forces checkpoints near Kobani (Ain al-Arab) have escalated, with accusations directed at the 'Revolutionary Youth' affiliated with the SDF. Tribal leaders view this as pressure on the Syrian government, while the MSD calls them 'individual actions'.
Syrian Internal Security Forces arrested former military official Mohammed Mohsen Niouf, who held the rank of Major General under the previous regime and served in prominent military positions. He has been referred to the relevant authorities for investigation and legal proceedings.
A new study by engineering experts from China's People’s Armed Police Force presents a hypothetical scenario where urban unrest following a military takeover is managed entirely by autonomous machines. The scenario describes roadblocks deployed automatically, key instigators identified and captured via facial recognition, internet connectivity cut off, and demonstrators dispersing without confronting any police officers in person.
A study by China's People's Armed Police Force engineers outlines a scenario where autonomous machines manage urban unrest through roadblocks, facial recognition, and internet blackouts without human police intervention. The scenario depicts a crowd protesting after a military takeover assaulting government installations.
