ISIL attacks dropped after Assad regime fell. But the group is likely attempting to destabilise Syria's new government.
ISIL attacks dropped after the fall of the Assad regime. But the group will likely attempt to destabilise Syria’s new government.
By Justin Salhani
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On December 13, a joint US-Syrian patrol was ambushed by a member of Syria’s own security forces near Palmyra, a city in central Syria once controlled by the ISIL (ISIS) group.
A shadowy armed group linked to regime remnants launched an attack on security positions in Latakia.
A member of the Islamic State group, who had infiltrated the ranks of the Syrian general security forces, killed two American…
US military says the strikes are in response to an ISIL ambush that killed three American personnel in Palmyra.
Syrian President al-Sharaa, recently dropped from global 'terror' list, pledges cooperation in combating armed group.
US Central Command reports an ambush on Saturday, the first attack to inflict US casualties since fall of Bashar al-Assad
The gunman involved has been killed, with no information on motives as of yet.
