The information, which have been collected from the tensions and unrest in southern Syria, show that some 366 people were killed by unidentified gunmen in southern Syria throughout 2022.
“The Popular Resistance in the Eastern Region” group, issuing a statement, took responsibility for the attack on three military bases of the U.S. coalition in eastern Syria.
An attack by the ISIS terrorist group on a bus carrying Syrian soldiers in the outskirts of the city of Al-Mayadin, eastern Syria, has left at least 20 Syrian soldiers martyred and 10 others wounded.
The Israeli regime’s army fighter jets fired several missiles at targets on the outskirts of the Syrian capital Damascus, which left four Syrian soldiers killed and four others wounded.
Early on August 6, four service members of the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) were killed in an attack by the al-Qaeda-affiliated Turkistan Islamic Party (TIP) in the northern Lattakia countryside, according to Sputnik.
A spokesperson for the ISIS terrorist group released an audio message, accusing Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) of killing the ISIS ringleader, while Turkiye had taken responsibility for the killing of the ISIS ringleader three months ago.
Several trucks belonging to the US-led coalition entered the American military bases in Al Hasakah Governorate from Iraqi Kurdistan region through the illegal Al-Waleed border crossing.
The United States-led coalition has deployed the Fixed Site-Low, Slow, Small Unmanned Aircraft System Integrated Defeat System (FS-LIDS), which is designed to counter all types of drones, in Syria’s northeastern region.
Early on July 19, the Israeli regime fighter jets fired a number of missiles at targets in the suburbs of Damascus, causing material damages and wounded two Syrian Army servicemen.
The United States has claimed that Russian fighter jets harassed its drones over Syria, while Russia said that the drones were flying in an area where joint drills with the Syrian military are taking place.
The Israeli army’s fighter jets have fired several missiles at Syrian army’s positions on the outskirts of the city of Homs.
A US media outlet has claimed that Russian officials told senior Syrian commanders the forces of the Wagner Group (a Russian state-funded paramilitary organization) would no longer operate independently in Syria.
