Syria - Islamic World News

The recent drone attacks on Homs Governorate in Syria, which is a city located about 100 kilometers away from areas controlled by armed groups, have raised questions about the perpetrators of the drone strikes. Despite the fact that several hours have passed since the first drone attack, no group has claimed responsibility for the strikes, fueling speculation about the involvement of a more powerful actor behind the attacks.

In response to the terrorist drone attack on the Homs Military Academy, the Syrian Army targeted positions of the terrorist groups in different areas of Idlib and Aleppo provinces.

Local sources reported that explosions were heard and the Syrian Army air defense systems activated in the outskirts of Homs.

The air defense systems at the US-led coalition base in the Tal Beydar region of Hasakah Governorate, Syria, intercepted and shot down a Turkish drone.

Turkish army drones targeted areas in Al-Hasakah Governorate in continuation of their attacks on northern Syria.

A drone attack on a military academy in Homs Governorate, Syria, resulted in at least 81 martyrs and 239 others wounded.

At least four civilians were injured following the Turkish army’s drone attack on a brick factory in the Safiya area, located in the eastern countryside of Hasakah.

On October 2, at least two Syrian servicemen were wounded after Israeli military fighter jets attacked targets in Syria’s Deir ez-Zor Governorate.

On October 1, local sources have reported that Israeli military fighter jets have attacked targets in Damascus Governorate.

In response to the drone attacks by militants in the governorates of Latakia and Aleppo, the Syrian Arab Army targeted the militants’ positions.

The media center of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) reported the killing of three SDF militants during clashes with Syrian tribes in Diban town in eastern Syria.

Armed clashes between Syrian Arab tribes and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) resumed after about two weeks of cessation.