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Field Development-EN-28092020 FIELD DEVELOPMENTS SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC NORTH EAST AND NORTH WEST SYRIA ٢٠٢٠ September ٢٨- ٢٢ Violations committed by ٨٥٣ the Regime and its Russian ally of the ceasefire truce ٢٠٢٠ September ٢٨ March Control Parties ٥ After the Turkish and Russian Presidents reached the ceasefire truce agreement in Idleb Governorate on the warplanes of the regime and its Russian ally didn’t bomb North Western Syria ever since; yet the regime ;٢٠٢٠ Russian ;٢٠٢٠ June ٢ continued targeting the cities and towns there with heavy artillery and rocket launchers; on warplanes have again bombed northwestern Syria, along with the regime which continued targeting NW Syria with heavy artillery and rocket launchers. Through its network of enumerators, the Assistance Coordination Unit ACU .violations of the truce committed by the regime and its Russian ally as of the date of this report ٨٥٣ documented There has been no change in the control map over the past week; No joint Turkish-Russian military patrols were as Turkish forces conducted the last military patrol ;٢٠٢٠ September ٢٢ - ٢٨ carried out during the period between .The absence of the Russian forces from the joint patrol was noted .١٥, ٢٠٢٠ highway alone on September on the M٤ Regime Opposition group The enumerators of the Information Management Unit (IMU) of the Assistance Coordination Unit (ACU) documented Opposition group affiliated by Turkey (violations of the truce in Idleb governorate and adjacent Syrian democratic forces (SDF ٤٦ m;٢٠٢٠ September ٢٨- ٢٢ in the period between countrysides of Aleppo; Lattakia and Hama governorates. Clash areas- Clash lines Watad petroleum company (affiliated with the salvation government) announced an increase in the prices of fuel in north western Syria; where the price of imported gasoline .TL ٦٥ TL; the price of one gas cylinder reached ٣٫٧٠ TL; the price of diesel refined using primitive methods increased to ٤٫٥٠ TL; the price of imported diesel rose to ٤٫٦٠ reached Watad company attributed the increase to the increase of the price of dollar against Turkish lira. Given that physical attendance will be ;٢٦, ٢٠٢٠ The Directorate of Education in Idleb governorate issued a circular to open schools of all educational stages on September .pandemic -returned, preventive measures are to be taken within the spread of Covid١٩ In the eastern Aleppo countryside, SDF dispersed a civilian demonstration by using live fire in the city of Manbij, injuring a number of civilians, as civilians demonstrated against SDF practices. Truce Violations Areas Governorate Community Type of violation The following figure Violations committed by regime Lattakia Zaytunah Artillery shelling reflects the timeline of of the ceasefire truce Lattakia Nawwara-Klz Artillery shelling ٢٠٢٠ September ٢٨-٢٢ the regime’s violations in the period between Lattakia Kabani Artillery shelling of the truce throughout ١١ Idleb Abdita-Bara Artillery shelling the past week; the Idleb Moataf Artillery shelling number represents the Idleb ٩ Afs- Banin Artillery shelling number of cities and ٩ Idleb Kadoura Artillery shelling towns shelled by the Idleb Kansafra Artillery shelling North West Syria regime. No joint Idleb Sfuhen Artillery shelling Turkish-Russian ٥ ٥ Idleb Qoqfin Artillery shelling ٥ military patrols were Idleb Ehsem- Mozra Artillery shelling Idleb Fleifel-Ftireh Artillery shelling carried out during the ٢٢ - ٢٨ period between ٢ Aleppo Tqad Artillery shelling as ;٢٠٢٠ Hama Ziyara Artillery shelling September Sep ٢٨ Sep ٢٧ Sep ٢٦ Sep ٢٥ Spe ٢٤ Sep ٢٣ Sep ٢٢ Hama Qalidin Artillery shelling Turkish forces Hama Qastun Artillery shelling conducted the last Hama Tal Wassit Artillery shelling military patrol on the highway alone on Prominent Incidents Hama Mansura Artillery shelling M٤ Governorate Community Incidents .١٥, ٢٠٢٠ Hama Al Zaqoum Artillery shelling September Violate truce- shelling Hama Doqmaq Artillery shelling The absence of the Aleppo Haj Qassem A mine explosion results in several injuries Hama Incidents Sarmaniya Artillery shelling Russian forces from the Idleb Kafr - Kafrehmul IDP tents burning Hama Ankawi Artillery shelling joint patrol was noted. Aleppo Menbij SDF dispersed a demonstration using live fire Prominent Incidents Governorate Community Incidents In the eastern countryside of Deir ez Zor, the Al-Hasakeh Tal Tamer Russian forces threatened SDF with the withdrawal from the area International Coalition forces, in cooperation with Al-Hasakeh Tal Halaf A car bomb explosion results in several victims SDF, carried out an air drop near the town of Sabha, Deir-ez-Zor Basira A motorcycle explosion leads to having several injuries and during the operation arrested two persons, one North East Syria Al-Hasakeh Ras Al Ain A car bomb explosion results in several victims from the town Sabha and the other from The town of Al-Hasakeh Quamishli SDF took control of the regime facilities Deir-ez-Zor Sabha In cooperation with the International Coalition, SDF carried out an air drop Saalu. A civilian lost his life after being hit by SDF Al-Hasakeh Mansura Russian troops withdrew under pressure of the residents vehicle in Mhemideh town. A motorcycle explosion .civilians ٥ Deir-ez-Zor Mhemideh An SDF car runs over a civilian killing him took place in Basira city causing injuries to In the northern countryside of Al Hasakeh, Russian forces threatened the so-called SDF forces to withdraw from the city of Tal Tamer as the latter did not allow any additional Russian military outposts in the city. Sources confirmed the escalation of tension between Russian forces and SDF after SDF imposed restrictions over Russian movements eastern the Euphrates area. Members of the Russian troops were harassed by SDF members while crossing the checkpoints of the latter. Sources confirmed that Russian forces submitted a request to the leadership asking for withdrawal from eastern Euphrates area with the retention of the command center in Quamishli military airport. Russian forces withdrew from Mansura city after the residents objected against their presence and demonstrated in front of the Russian military post. SDF took control of the transportation department and the grain center which were under the control of the regime; SDF promised to keep the employees and double their monthly salaries. It is worth mentioning that the transportation department and grain center are located near Quamishli military airport. In a separate context, a car bomb others. Another car bomb exploded near the scrap dump at the entrance ٧ civilians and injuring ٣ exploded in Tal Halaf town killing .civilians, including a child ٧ to Ras Al Ain city, killing civilians ٢ In the northern countryside of Ar Raqqa, SDF gunmen opened fire on the civilians in Al-Ahad market within the town of Terwaziyet Al Jadaa southern Suluk city killing others, the thing which outraged the residents and urged them to demonstrate against the practices of SDF which withdrew from the town. Similarly, a joint military ٣ and injuring outpost of the regime and Russian forces withdrew from the town. In contrast, SDF brought military reinforcement to the towns of Al Kantari and Al Sherkeh located south of .highway Terwaziyet close to the M٤ FIELD DEVELOPMENTS WWW.ACU-SY.ORG [email protected] IN SYRIA ISSUED BY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT UNIT.
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