Dea*th toll update | Eight regime soldiers kil*led in landm*ine expl*osion near the third station

The number of regime soldiers killed has risen to eight, after a member died affected by the wounds he sustained yesterday due to the explosion of a landmine planted by ISIS cells, coinciding with the passage of an “overnight bus” near the third station “T3.”

Yesterday, seven regime soldiers were killed and ten others were injured due to the explosion of a landmine planted by ISIS cells, coinciding with the passage of an “overnight bus” near the third station “T3”, where the explosion caused fire to fuel materials carried by the bus. The casualties were taken to Palmyra Hospital.

According to SOHR statistics, the number of fatalities in military operations in the Syrian desert since early 2023 has increased to 620; and they are as follows:

46 ISIS members were killed in clashes with regime forces and Russian airstrikes on ISIS hideouts in the deserts of Homs, Al-Suwaidaa, Hama, Al-Raqqah, Deir Ezzor and Aleppo.

407 members of regime forces and their proxy militias, including 61 Iranian-backed Syrian and non-Syrian militiamen, were killed in 168 operations by ISIS members, including ambushes, armed attacks, and explosions, in west Euphrates region and the deserts of Deir Ezzor, Al-Raqqah, Homs, Al-Suwaidaa, Hama and Aleppo.

167 civilians, including a woman, were killed in attacks by ISIS in the Syrian desert.

Here is a regional distribution of ISIS attacks in 2023:

-Homs desert: 58 operations left 266 fatalities:

156 combatants, including 26 Iranian-backed militias.

89 civilians, including a woman.

21 ISIS members.

-Al-Raqqah desert: 17 operations left 48 fatalities:

42 combatants.

Three ISIS members.

Three civilian.

-Deir Ezzor desert: 70 operations which left 198 fatalities:

164 combatants, including 30 Iranian-backed militias.

15 ISIS members.

19 civilian.

-Hama desert: 18 operations which left 97 fatalities:

53 civilians.

37 combatants, including five Iranian-backed militiamen.

Seven ISIS members.

-Aleppo desert: Four operations left five combatants, including two members of the 25th Division, and three civilians dead.

-Al-Suwaidaa desert: One operation left three combatants dead.