Ronahî: According to the official statement of the Syrian Ministry of Emergency Situations and Disasters, five people lost their life in the countryside of Raqqa, Deir ez-Zor and Aleppo, and five others are missing.

Ronahî: A child drowned in a pool in the village of Hanide in Raqqa, one in the village of Hammar al-Ali in Deir ez-Zor, and two children in the village of Abu Hayya in the Ain Issa area. The fifth person is an adult who lost their life in the Aleppo area. Civil defence teams also rescued twenty-five people who were trapped in water and vehicles.

Kamîran: This is the same weather front that has also reached the displaced persons camp in the east of the country.

Ronahî: Yes, the heavy rain has also put the Washokani camp and the Serekaniye camp in Hasakah province in a difficult situation. Water has entered the tents in these camps, and families have taken their wet belongings outside to reduce damage.

Ronahî: On the other side, in Ukraine at least sixteen people lost their life and twenty others were wounded in Russian drone attacks on the cities of Kremenchuk and Dnipro.

Kamîran: Did the attacks hit the city centres directly?

Ronahî: Local authorities in Kremenchuk reported that a drone struck a residential building in the centre of the city, where three people lost their life and fifteen were wounded.

Kamîran: There is also a new decision from Berlin in the diplomatic field regarding Syria.

Ronahî: The German Foreign Ministry announced that it has closed its embassy in Damascus to all public services and warned its citizens not to travel to Syria.

Ronahî: According to the ministry, consular work and emergency cases related to Syria will now be handled through the German embassy in Beirut.

Ronahî: In the village of Shamir, affiliated with the Tadmur district in Homs province, one person lost their life due to the explosion of an anti-personnel landmine.

Kamîran: The number of victims from war remnants has reached a very high level this year.

Ronahî: According to data from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, since the beginning of the year two thousand twenty-six, at least two hundred seventy-four people have lost their life due to war remnants and landmines.