ISWNews Analysis Group: Security Belt Forces also known as Hizam Al Amni forces (backed by UAE) besieged the headquarters of police and security forces in the Abyan province.
ISWNews Analysis Group: According to the latest available information, Syrian Army Tiger forces entered the city of Khan Sheikhun from the north side of the city tonight and there is currently heavy fighting inside the city.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Today morning a Turkish military convoy of 28 military vehicles including 7 tanks and 6 bulldozers which was going to south of Idlib and Khan Sheikhun area was attacked by Syrian fighter jets in Haysh area.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Yemeni Army missile unit targeted the Saudi-led forces parade at the Mas military camp in Marib province with a new missile named “Nekal”.
– Syrian Army captured Al Faqir checkpoint in northwest of Khan Sheikhoun – Syrian Army stationed its points ~500 meters from the highway. – Syrian Army did not entered Khan Sheikhun last night. Map Interactive map
On August 18, the Abkhazian Network News Agency released a video documenting the recent Syrian Army advance northwest of the key town of Khan Shaykhun in southern Idlib.
According to published images and comparing the image before and after the Ansar Allah operation, the damage to this refinery is significant.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Zionist warplanes raided Gaza several times last night.
Hayat Tahrir Al Shan media published the clip of the VBIED attack on the Syrian Army position in the Madya village, southern Idlib province.
Adil Abdul-Mahdi, Iraqi Prime Minister and Commander in Chief, banned all sort of flights military or civil of any kind including helicopter and drones in Iraq’s Airspace.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Israeli company ImageSat Intl. released photos of Hashad Sha’abi(PMU) and Iraqi Police ammo warehouse which was exploded two days ago in south of Baghdad.
ISWNews Analysis Group: A Syrian Army Su22M3 fighter jet was shot down by militants in the southeast of Idlib province; the pilot was also captured.
