ISWNews Analysis Group: After several town in Daraa province joined the reconciliation plan and reached an agreement with the Syrian army, the town of Tal Shahab also joined the new national reconciliation.
ISWNews Analysis Group: With the withdrawal of the Saudi-led forces, as well as the coordination of the al-Abdiyah tribes with Ansar Allah, this district came under the complete control of Ansar Allah almost without a fight.
ISWNews Analysis Group: On September 22, the Ashab al-Kahf resistance group attacked US logistical convoys in the provinces of Babel and Baghdad with roadside bombs.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Belharith tribes took control of the Usaylan oil fields in west of Shabwah after heavy fighting with Mansour Hadi’s forces.
ISWNews Analysis Group: On September 20, two Hurras al-Din commanders were killed by a US drone strike in the Bannish area.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Ansar Allah and popular committees has succeeded in advancing to the heights of Markhah Olia and Sufla districts in the west of Shabwah province.
ISWNews Analysis Group: According to the Russian Center for Reconciliation in Syria, the militants violated the ceasefire 28 times in the Idlib region.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Following the ceasefire between the militants and the Syrian army in Daraa province, several other cities in the province joined the reconciliation agreement.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The United States has apologized for the massacre of 12 people in Khajeh Baghra area of Kabul in the last days of its withdrawal from Afghanistan.
By God, if we turn into scattered particles in the air it is more honorable and beloved to us than to surrender to all those wicked, corrupt criminals and arrogant tyrants on earth!
During the last six months, most of the clashes between Ansar Allah and the Saudi coalition have been concentrated on the fronts of the provinces of Marib, Al-Baydha, al-Jawf, Taiz and Saadah. In general, the lines of conflict on the Mairb, Al-Jawf, Saadah and Taiz fronts have not changed much compared to the last six […]
The fuel crisis in Lebanon was one of the most important and main problems for Lebanese before the arrival of Iranian fuel shipments. The crisis, caused by political and economic problems such as the lack of a cabinet, rising dollar prices, fuel hoarding, disruption of fuel imports by private companies and fuel smuggling to Syria, […]
