Syrian National Army (SNA) FPV drone strike on large group of Assad regime forces near the Defense Factories axis in Aleppo

So much for ceasefire: Lebanese Army say Israeli UAV targeted an army bulldozer at the Al-Abara post in Hosh Al-Sayyid Ali, Al-Hermel, injuring a soldier moderately.

After 13 years in Assad’s prisons for protesting, Safi Yassin from Baniyas has been freed in Aleppo by Syrian rebels.

The Middle East Council of Churches affirmed the steadfastness of Aleppo’s churches and their commitment to continuing prayers and services as usual.

They denied rumors about demands or conditions imposed by the controlling factions in Aleppo regarding churches and religious practices.

The Council dismissed these rumors as baseless, criticizing their spread on social media, which causes unnecessary confusion and anxiety among civilians.

They urged media outlets and social networks to verify information and exercise caution when sharing news, especially given the sensitivity of the current situation.

Shaheen Brigades reportedly targeted a Assad regime helicopter at Hama Airport with a drone strike, damaging and and putting it out of service.

#BREAKING: Syrian National Army (SNA) forces captured Assad regime S-125 air defence systems in Tel Hasel, eastern Aleppo.

More footage from captured S-125 air defence system in Aleppo.

The system is considered to be operational.

Assad regime forces didn’t even try to blow it up before fleeing.

Russia continues to support Bashar al-Assad, Kremlin says.

Russian MFA:

Russia maintains close contact with Iran and Türkiye regarding the situation in Syria and does not rule out a trilateral meeting to address the issue.

Green buses are back: PKK/YPG terrorists and their families are being evacuated from Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud to Raqqa and Manbij.

France sent Centaur vehicles, costing €500,000 each, to New Caledonia against independence protests, but their electronics failed due to heat and humidity.

They require air-conditioned hangars, leaving 16 vehicles unusable and unable to be returned.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan meets with Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi in Ankara to discuss the situation in Syria.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan:

It would be wrong to interpret recent developments in Syria as foreign intervention.

The resurgence of large-scale clashes in Syria is due to 13 years of ignoring opposition demands and the regime’s refusal to engage in a political solution.

The escalation of the civil war stems from the regime’s attacks on civilians.

Together with our Astana Process partner Iran, we will continue working to ensure Syria’s territorial integrity.

We are ready to contribute to any dialogue between the Syrian government and the opposition. We are ready to do whatever is required of us within the Astana track.

Turkish FM Hakan Fidan:

The latest developments once again highlight the need for Damascus to reconcile with its own people and the legitimate opposition.

Assad regime must sit down and listen to the Syrian people and the legitimate opposition.

How it started vs. how it’s going.

Syrian Opposition forces tripled their control in Syria in two simultaneous operations: Dawn of Freedom and Deterrence of Aggression.

Before & after November 27 control map by Clash Report.

A number of Assad regime soldiers were abandoned in the town of Khanasir and eventually taken captive by rebel forces in southern Aleppo.

NEW: Syrian rebels captured another T-90A tank from Assad regime.

Previously, HTS group had seized a T-90A in 2016, which is now being used in their current offensive.