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.
After four days of clashes between Turkish-backed militants and SDF forces in the Manbij region, a four-day ceasefire has been announced with mediation from Turkey and the United States.
Supporters of the militants in Raqqa held large rallies demanding the withdrawal of the SDF from the city. Hours ago, as tensions escalated, the demonstrations turned violent.
Current Military Situation in Syria Following the Militant Takeover of Deir Ezzor, Mayadeen, Abu Kamal, and Manbij.
In their ongoing campaign in Deir Ezzor province, Tahrir al-Sham and its allies have seized control of the cities of Deir Ezzor, Al-Mayadeen, and Al-Bukamal after the Syrian Democratic Forces retreated.
A convoy of Israeli bulldozers and cranes, which have been demolishing the northern and central areas of Khiam in recent days, has left the Wadi Khiam and moved towards Al-Umra and Mazraa Sarda, near the occupied Palestinian borders.
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.
Four days ago, the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA) launched an operation to seize the city of Manbij and its surrounding areas. The latest reports indicate that Turkish militants have taken control of Manbij and its surroundings.
On the first day of Israeli ground operation on Syrian soil, the Israeli army positioned its forces at a Syrian army border post in the Hadar area and the strategic heights of Hermon (Jabal al-Sheikh). They also deployed tanks in the uninhabited city of Quneitra, the town of al-Baath, Hamidiyah, and al-Rawidi. These tanks have […]
The surprise offensive by the joint pro-Turkish opposition and jihadist forces took the Syrian army and its allies in the Axis by surprise, but did it take Russia by surprise? There is no clear answer at this point.
With the fall of Homs and subsequently Damascus on December 8, the Syrian government were overthrown by Tahrir al-Sham and other terrorist groups.
For the second consecutive day, Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA) have continued their operations against areas controlled by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) around Manbij.
