The Israeli army has made significant progress in southern Syria, particularly around the town of Jabha and the villages of Ain Aisha and Kawm Muhairis.
In the last 48 hours, the Israeli army has seized control of over 10 regions and villages in Quneitra province through advances on three fronts in southern Syria.
The actions and statements of Israeli officials have fueled speculation about Tel Aviv’s intention to implement the David Corridor plan is Syria.
The Israeli army is establishing nine permanent military sites in southern Syria.
According to recent updates from southern Syria, the Israeli army remains in the areas indicated on previous maps, with the exception of a withdrawal from the village of Al-Ma’alqa in Quneitra province.
After several days of inactivity in southern Syria, the Israeli army entered the villages of Suwysah and Dawayeh in southern Quneitra province.
The Israeli army has captured the villages of Abedin, Koya, Al-Maqriz, Saida, Al-Ma’alqa, and the Al-Wehda Dam in southern Syria without clashes.
The Israeli occupation army advancing in the southwestern countryside of Rif Dimashq, has captured the villages of Beit Jinn and Tel Bardaaya. Contrary to reports, Israeli forces have not yet entered the village of Mughr al-Mir, and the news about establishing an Israeli checkpoint in Tel al-Shahm is not true. In the eastern axis of […]
The Israeli army, supported by tanks and air cover, continues its advance in the provinces of Quneitra and Rif Dimashq.
After capturing the village of Al-Ajraf in the UNDOF buffer zone, the Israeli army also took control of the villages of Ruwayhina and Umm Batina. Recently, Israel has also captured the village of Kudna.
Current Military Situation in Syria Following the Militant Takeover of Deir Ezzor, Mayadeen, Abu Kamal, and Manbij.
On the third day of Israeli ground operation in Syria, Israeli forces captured Jabatha al-Khashab and al-Hurriya in Quneitra province, along with the villages of Arna, Baqasem, al-Rima, al-Haina, Qala Jandal, and al-Husayniyyah in Damascus province. These areas lie on the Syrian-Lebanese border strip and are approximately 25 km from the Syrian capital, Damascus.
