Ronahî: In the village of Kocho in Shengal today the ninth convoy of victims of the August two thousand fourteen massacre was buried. The remains of twenty-five people who had been exhumed from mass graves since two thousand nineteen were handed over to their families.

Ronahî: The remains left the Baghdad Forensic Medicine Directorate two days ago and were taken to Mosul; today at ten o'clock they set off from there and reached Shengal.

Kamîran: After twelve years, the families gathered once again at those graves.

Ronahî: So far dozens of people from the mass graves in Kocho have been identified and buried in their own village, but the identification process has not yet been fully completed.

Kamîran: From Shengal we move to western Kurdistan and the capital of Syria, where new administrative steps are being taken.

Ronahî: A government delegation from Hasakah province, led by presidential advisor Mazloum Abdi, traveled to Damascus. Among the delegation is also the commander of the Hasakah Internal Security Forces, Marwan Ali.

Ronahî: The meetings are being held at the Ministry of Interior and the aim is to complete the measures for unifying the security forces, according to the agreement signed on the twenty-ninth of January this year between the transitional administration and the Syrian Democratic Forces.

Kamîran: In the same region a new military posture has also emerged.

Ronahî: The Hasakah Brigade, which is the third brigade of the Second Division of the Syrian army, has been deployed at three points: at Mount Kawkab, Qisirk and Til Beydar. The brigade's fighters have completed twenty-one days of training at the military academy.

Kamîran: Yesterday we mentioned the discontent of students and teachers against the Ministry of Education decision; today that reaction spread to several other areas.

Ronahî: In the towns of Til Temir and Derbasiya, as well as in the countryside of Aliyan and the village of Deruna Ax, students, families and teachers took to the streets. In northern Til Temir, teachers at Al-Mansaf School issued a statement and rejected this restriction.

Kamîran: What is the main demand?

Ronahî: They want the decision that limits the Kurdish language to only three hours a week to be cancelled, the right to education in the mother tongue to be guaranteed and this to be placed under constitutional protection.

Ronahî: In the western countryside of Deir ez-Zor two separate incidents occurred. In the town of Jazrat al-Buhamid, a sticky bomb inside a car exploded at a checkpoint and caught fire; as a result two people were wounded.

Ronahî: On the same western side, in the town of Shumaytiya an intercity bus and a truck collided and several passengers were seriously and lightly wounded.

Kamîran: It was a heavy day on the region's roads.

Kamîran: Another piece of news that sparked diplomatic debate is the claim of secret meetings held in Turkey.

Ronahî: The Reuters news agency had reported that in September meetings took place in Turkey between officials of Syria's transitional government and Lebanon's Hezbollah.

Ronahî: However both the Syrian Ministry of Information and Turkey's Directorate of Communications completely denied this information and stated that no such meeting had taken place.

Ronahî: In the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, the Iranian army carried out an attack with Hadid-type drones on the Azadi Camp of the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran in the Koye area belonging to Erbil province.

Kamîran: Is there any information about the damage?

Ronahî: According to initial reports no loss of life occurred.