Tahrir al-Sham militants released a video showing the final moments of an FPV drone striking a car near Suran, claiming the assassination of Brigadier General Uday Ghasseh, the commander of Hama’s military security.
Tahrir al-Sham and other Turkish-backed militants have taken control of most of the central and southern areas of Aleppo city, extending up to the city’s airport.
After only three days of militant operations in the western outskirts of Aleppo city, Tahrir al-Sham terrorists and other groups have managed to infiltrate Aleppo city.
The Turkish-backed SNA (TFSA) militants have initiated new clashes with Syrian army forces on the Tadef axis in eastern Aleppo, hours ago. As of now, no significant progress has been made, and the exchange of fire continues.
Field evidence suggests that Turkish-backed militants, with Turkey’s approval, are gearing up for another significant operation in northern Aleppo province.
On the second day of their major operation, known as “Operation Deterrence of Aggression”, Tahrir al-Sham and other terrorist groups succeeded in advancing on several axes in western Aleppo, reaching the Al-Zarba area and cutting off the Aleppo-Damascus (M5) highway.
A bomb exploded on a bus carrying Syrian army troops in northwest Homs, injuring 11 soldiers.
Elements of the ISIS terrorist group attacked three Syrian army bases in the Deir ez-Zor and Homs governorates, engaging in confrontations with Syrian soldiers.
The Israeli regime’s fighter jets targeted a border crossing in the village of Jusiyah al-Amar and its surrounding roads in the outskirts of the city of Al Qusayr, located in the Homs Governorate on the evening of November 23.
The Israeli regime’s military forces abducted a Syrian civilian after breaking into an area in the outskirts of al-Quneitra city.
At least 36 people were killed and more than 50 others were wounded by the Israeli airstrikes in the city of Tadmur (Palmyra).
US army aircraft targeted some positions of resistance groups in eastern Syria.
