Druze residents in the southern Syrian city of Sweida are reportedly discarding biometric ID cards issued by the administration of Ahmad al-Sharaa (Jolani), in an apparent protest against government authority.
According to Syrian reports, Druze residents in the city of Sweida are discarding biometric ID cards issued by the government of Ahmad al-Sharaa (Jolani). The act appears to be a protest against the central government's authority. Sweida, a predominantly Druze city in southern Syria, has historically maintained a degree of autonomy. The rejection of the biometric IDs signals growing friction between the Druze community and the Damascus government.
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