A post on Telegram claims Kurdish forces have begun a rebellion against 'Jolani Al-Qaeda gangs' in the northeastern Syrian city of Hasaka, while urging for international support. The claim is unconfirmed.
According to a post circulating on Telegram, Kurdish forces have initiated a rebellion against a group described as 'Jolani Al-Qaeda gangs' in the city of Hasaka, located in northeastern Syria. The post also queries why support is not being provided to the Kurdish fighters. The report comes with no named source or corroborating evidence, and remains unverified at this time. No further details are available.
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