Syrian War Report – November 6, 2019: SDF Supporters Block Joint Turkish-Russian Patrol

1. Aleppo:Tahrir al-Sham terrorists shelled Jamiat al-Zahra district in Aleppo city. 2. Hasakah:Heavy clashes between Turkey-led forces and Syrian Democratic Forces in Bab al-Khayr. 3. Idlib:– Russian warplanes struck Rakaya, Kafr Sijna and Sheikh Sindian.– Syrian Army artillery pounded Hazarin and Maar Zita towns.– According to pro-militant media, one person killed and seven other were […]
Latest news from Syria’s frontlines
Turkish campaign in east of Euphrates has been the headline for many local and regional media these days but the issue that may need to be addressed more than ever is the nature of the commanders of the Syrian Democratic Forces.
ISWNews Analysis Group: This morning, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad visited Syrian Army positions in al-Habit and southern Idlib frontlines.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Syrian Democratic Forces spokesman Kino Gabriel announced the withdrawal of Kurdish forces from the town of Ras al-Ain.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Engagements in Ras al-Ayn are continuing between Turkey and Syrian Democratic Forces(SDF) in despite of ceasefire.
Since the beginning of the Turkey’s operation in east of Euphrates, there are many stories about it, but one of the interesting ones is about the forces and militants known as the ‘Syrian National Army'(SNA) whom doing the job in east of Euphrates on behalf of Turkey.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) have issued a statement and accepted the proposed ceasefire by the US and Turkey.
ISWNews Analysis Group: US Vice President Mike Pence and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan agreed to a five-day ceasefire in the military offensive in northeastern Syria.
Image: Turkish armor, captured by Kurdish forces from the Turkey-led forces in the Ras al-Ayn axis.
ISWNews Analysis Group: According to local sources, SDF forces with the support of the Syrian Army succeeded in liberating al-Manajeer and its surrounding villages from the Turkey-backed militants.