ISIS attack kills 10 Syria pro-government fighters in Raqqa: Monitor

IS attack reportedly kills 10 Syrian pro-government fighters in Raqqa

Assault in militant group's former de-facto capital wounded six additional Syrian soldiers, says UK-based war monitor

Islamic State attack kills 10 Syria pro-government troops, says monitor

Six soldiers were also wounded in the Monday evening attack, with some in critical condition, said the British-based monitor, which relies on a wide network of sources inside Syria.

Islamic State attack in Raqqa kills 10 Syrian soldiers, second in a week

IS militants attacked several positions and checkpoints of the Syrian government and allied fighters in the group’s former stronghold of Raqqa.

Daesh Terrorists Kill 10 Soldiers in Northern Syria Attack - World news - Tasnim News Agency

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Daesh (ISIL or ISIS) terrorists reportedly killed ten Syrian soldiers in an attack on military checkpoints, on the evening of August 7, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR).

ISIS Attack Kills 10 Syria Pro-government Troops, Says Monitor

ISIS militants killed 10 Syrian troops and pro-government fighters in the former militant stronghold of Raqa province, a war monitor said Tuesday, displaying their ability to keep mounting deadly attacks. Despite losing their last piece of territory in Syria in 2019, ISIS has maintained hideouts in the vast Syrian desert from which it has carried out ambushes and hit-and-run attacks. "ISIS attacked positions and checkpoints belonging to the regi…

ISIS attacks Syrian troops, killing 10 soldiers

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said in a statement that ISIS mercenaries attacked the points held by the Damascus forces on Monday, setting military vehicles and prefabs on fire. The statement claimed that 10 soldiers were killed and 6 were injured, some of them heavily. Damascus forces control the eastern and southern sectors of the Raqqa region, while most of the north is under the Autonomous Administration's control. Raqqa, wh…