Internal Security Forces Enter Hasakah Amid Curfew and Heightened Alert in Syria

The media outlet "Rudaw" has reported that internal security forces from Syria have entered Hasakah, located in the northeastern region of the country. This move is part of the security agreement established between the Syrian government and the **Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF)**.

Convoys Moving Towards the City

Earlier today, convoys of internal security forces departed from Shaddadi and are preparing to enter Hasakah to implement the terms agreed upon by both parties.

Increased Security Measures by SDF

A correspondent noted that the SDF has heightened security at checkpoints around Hasakah, particularly on the Tal Tamr – Hasakah road, where access for vehicles and civilians has been restricted. Additionally, SDF patrols have increased around the Industrial Roundabout, reflecting a heightened state of security alert. Reports suggest that the entry of internal security forces has been postponed until 2 PM local time.

Curfew and Coalition Aircraft Activity

According to a Rudaw correspondent, a curfew has been imposed in Hasakah as preparations continue for the entry of government forces. The correspondent also reported low-flying international coalition aircraft over the city, although there are currently no American or coalition troops stationed in Hasakah, and Kurdish forces have not yet begun their withdrawal.

Mysterious Explosion in Southern Hasakah

In a related development, the Syrian newspaper "Al-Watan" reported a significant explosion in the southern area of Hasakah. Details regarding the cause or nature of the explosion remain unclear amidst ongoing aerial activity from coalition aircraft.

Field Movements in Ain al-Arab

Colonel Mohamed Abdel Ghani, the internal security chief in Aleppo, arrived in Ain al-Arab (Kobani) yesterday. He met with SDF leaders to discuss the operational details for the entry of internal security forces and the arrangements for implementing the security agreement.

Previous Security Measures

The "Asayish" forces associated with the SDF announced a curfew in both Hasakah and Qamishli on Sunday, coinciding with the commencement of the security agreement with Damascus. This measure is intended to facilitate an organized security transition between the two sides.