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Journalist Alastair Campbell, in a discussion with his colleague Rory Stewart following their interview with Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa on The Rest Is Politics podcast, claimed that Al-Sharaa entered Syria from Iraq alongside Foreign Minister Asaad Al-Shaybani. However, this claim is false. Later, Syrian journalist Mohammed Al-Faisal stated on Facebook that Campbell and Stewart attributed the claim about Al-Shaybani’s presence in Iraq to their interview with Al-Sharaa, suggesting that the information came directly from the president. However, this is also false, as Al-Sharaa never made such a statement during the interview.

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Local news websites and social media users circulated a statement attributed to the "Syrian Interim Government" affiliated with the Syrian opposition claiming that it "supports the decision to isolate Abu Amsha and asks his faction to abide by it", but the statement is forged, according to a statement by the government's media office.

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News websites and social media pages claimed that “weapons are now free in Ukraine, and they are distributed to the entire population to counter the Russian invasion,” but the claim is fabricated.

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Local accounts and pages on social media circulated a claim attributed to the Syrian Astronomical Association claiming that “the moon will change its color this evening, Friday, October 29, to green,” but the claim is false, as the association’s president denied the news, and there isn’t any astronomical phenomenon that changes the color of the moon to green.

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Iranian Al-Alam channel and pages aligned with the Syrian regime on social media claimed that "a military source revealed that the United States of America had evacuated 3 of its military bases in Syria," but the claim is false, and the international coalition denied closing any base.

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The Syrian regime claimed that Turkey created a General Civil Registry in Idlib Governorate and withdrew the Syrian IDs and family cards from the residents and replaced them with Turkish cards, but the claim is false.

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Facebook pages circulated an alleged statement attributed to the head of the opposition Syrian National Coalition, Nasr al-Hariri, that he said, "We will not accept the Kurdish language in the new Syrian constitution," but the claim is incorrect.