U.S. President Joe Biden has pledged to send humanitarian aid to Syria.

President Biden states that the U.S. Air Force carried out Dozens of Airstrikes today on ISIS Camps and Operatives in Eastern Syria.

U.S. Central Command has confirmed that Air Force Assets carried out a Large-Scale Strike Operation today against ISIS Sites in Central and Eastern Syria. The Strikes which were conducted by B-52H Long-Range Strategic Bombers, F-15E Strike Aircraft, and A-10C Close-Air Support Aircraft were launched against over 75 Targets, and were part of the ongoing Mission to disrupt, degrade, and defeat ISIS across the Region. In addition, the Strikes were meant to prevent the Terrorist Group from conducting External Operations and to ensure that ISIS does not seek to take advantage of the current Situation to Reconstitute its Forces in Central Syria.

Kann News reports that Israeli Defense Officials are considering a Major Strike Operation against the Houthis in Western Yemen, following 2 Ballistic Missiles being fired at Israel in the last 48 hours from Yemen. Both of the Missiles were Intercepted, but Officials believe that Israel needs to send a “Painful Message” to the Houthis.

According to an Admin Official, one of the ISIS Sites in Central Syria that was targeted today by the U.S. Air Force, had well over 140 Munitions dropped on it.

A senior U.S. official has told Shashank Joshi, defense editor for The Economist, that U.S. decision-makers are in “contact with all Syrian groups,” but failed to specify the level of contact with the coalition of opposition groups led by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS). The official also said that the destruction of the regime’s considerable stockpiles of chemical weapons is a “top priority” for decision-makers.

Israeli Military Leadership is planning for a Larger-Scale Ground Operation into Southern Syria, to create a “Buffer Zone” for Northern Israel from Islamist Groups in both Lebanon and Syria. Additionally, the Israeli Air Force is preparing for Widespread Strikes deep into Syria, which will target Weapons Stockpiles and Strategic Systems of the Assad Regime that could pose a Threat if possessed by certain Groups in Syria.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin spoke with his Turkish Counterpart earlier today, following reports of Minor Clashes between the Turkish-Backed, Syrian National Army (SNA) and U.S-Backed, Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in Northern Syria.

The Saudi Arabian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released a statement on the situation in Syria and the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. The release said Saudi decision-makers express their “satisfaction” with the past week’s events. Additionally, they called on the international community to support efforts to make sure that the situation does not devolve into “chaos and division.”

Prisoners are still being freed from Sednaya Military Prison to the North of Damascus, with Tens of Thousands more believed to be in Cells on Levels far beneath the Surface; with these Levels secured by Reinforced-Concrete Walls and Electrical-Security Doors, that are having to be broken through due to all of the Guards having fled with the Codes.

The White Helmets have announced the deployment of 5 Emergency Teams specializing in Search-and-Rescue, Wall-Breaching, and Iron Door-Opening as well as Trained Dog Units and Medical Responders to Sednaya Military Prison near the Syrian Capital of Damascus. As those there are still struggling to reach the Lower Levels of the Red Building, where upwards of 10,000 Prisoners are still believed to be trapped in Underground Cells, some of which are claimed to be over 100ft from the Surface. Rescuers at the Site can see the Prisoners on Security Cameras, but cannot reach them; with many of them likely having no clue about the Revolution or the ongoing Rescue Attempts.

A new batch of Israeli airstrikes reportedly targeted the now-collapsed Syrian Arab Army’s 12th brigade and 175th regiment weapons depots in the city of Izra in the province of Daraa. Given the secondary explosions, noticeable cook-offs of ammunition, Izra being the headquarters of the 175th artillery regiment, and the focus of past Israeli strikes today on ammunition and chemical weapons stockpiles, it’s likely that this strike can be subordinated to the IDF’s ongoing strike campaign to mitigate the risk of chemical weapons falling into the wrong hands. 

According to AFP, the UN Security Council (UNSC) is set to hold an emergency meeting on Monday on the situation in Syria.

Two Israeli Officials have confirmed to the New York Times, that Israeli Ground Forces advanced today beyond the Demilitarized Zone on the Israel-Syria Border, for the first time since the Yom Kippur War in 1973.

According to a release from the U.S. Department of Defense, the Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III spoke with his counterpart in Ukraine today.