US EditionNew Escalation East of the Euphrates: Clashes Between the Syrian Army and SDF
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New Escalation East of the Euphrates: Clashes Between the Syrian Army and SDF
Deir ez-Zor Province witnessed intense clashes early Sunday morning between the Syrian Army and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), followed by heightened security tensions and the deployment of reinforcements by both sides to frontline positions. According to a correspondent for *Ultra Syria*, the skirmishes erupted along the Euphrates River bed in eastern Deir ez-Zor countryside, triggered by an SDF infiltration attempt toward areas under go…
Renewed clashes between Syrian army and SDF in Deir Ezzor - Enab Baladi
Clashes erupted between the Syrian army and fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) along the contact lines on both banks of the Euphrates River on Saturday evening, 25 October, and continued into the early hours of Sunday. Enab Baladi’s correspondent in Deir Ezzor reported that light and medium weapons were used in exchanges of fire between Syrian army positions in the town of Mahkan (eastern Deir Ezzor countryside, west bank of the Eu…
On Sunday morning, clashes broke out between the Syrian army and the Syrian Forces for Democracy (Kasad) in the towns of Maharan and Al-Kashma in the Eastern Deir al-Zawr countryside, using machine-guns and missiles.
Damascus: clashes with machine-guns and missiles broke out on Saturday/Sunday night between Syrian army forces and Syria's democratic forces (Qasad) in the towns of Muharan and Al-Kashmah east of Dayr al-Zawr, east of the country. Syrian media sites reported today that clashes between the army and Qasid continued for hours, with the latter attempting to infiltrate several areas controlled by the army.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that violent clashes broke out on Saturday evening between the Syrian democratic forces "Gasad" and members of the Golani Government in the countryside of Dayr al-Zawr, east of Syria.
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