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FOUND AND READ AT THE PAGE 16 August 2026. The Syria Report, housing land and property desk, 4 February 2025, 'السكن العسكري في دمشق بعد سقوط النظام بين الانتهاكات والغموض القانوني', military housing in Damascus after the fall of the regime, between violations and legal ambiguity. PUBLISHED SIX MONTHS BEFORE THE AL-SUMARIYEH EVICTIONS AND DESCRIBES THE CONDITION THAT MADE THEM POSSIBLE, which is why it is worth more to the chapter than the event coverage. VERBATIM: 'بعض قاطني تلك المساكن لا يملكون أي وثائق رسمية تؤكد ملكهم أو استئجارهم لها', some residents of those dwellings hold no official documents confirming ownership or tenancy. And: 'يبقى مصير هذه المساكن العسكرية غامضاً', the fate of this military housing remains obscure. ALSO: in areas such as Mezzeh 86 ownership is distributed among private residents, the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Tourism, so title cannot be determined cleanly; and no legal framework was established after 2024 to clarify residents' status, leaving people who had paid rent or instalments for years without a position to assert.