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Field Development-EN-31082020 FIELD DEVELOPMENTS SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC NORTH EAST AND NORTH WEST SYRIA ٢٠٢٠ August ٣١- ٢٤ Violations committed by ٦٤٣ the Regime and its Russian ally of the ceasefire truce ٢٠٢٠ August ٣١ 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 ٦٤٣ documented infiltration ٦ There has been no change in the control map over the past week; The opposition forces repelled attempts of the regime forces, Unidentified armed men targeted with RPJ a military Russian vehicle near the town highway, the thing which resulted in the of Orm Eljoz town during the joint Russian and Turkish military patrol on M٤ Russian soldiers. In western Idleb countryside, the Turkish military base in Marj Elzohur town managed to ٢ injury of detonate a car bomb that was heading to target the base. The Turkish forces detonated the car before reaching the base, yet the detonation led to having several injuries among the Turkish forces and national army members as it Regime took place near the base. Opposition group Opposition group affiliated by Turkey The enumerators of the Information Management Unit (IMU) of the Assistance Coordination Unit (ACU) documented (violations of the truce in Idleb governorate and adjacent countrysides Syrian democratic forces (SDF ٣٩ m;٢٠٢٠ August ٣١- ٢٤ in the period between of Aleppo; Lattakia and Hama governorates. Clash areas- Clash lines The so called MASAD (the Syrian democratic council) the political branch of SDF which is controlling areas eastern Syria backed by the International Coalition and the USA; signed an agreement with the People Will Party which considers itself as an anti-regime party; though acknowledged by the latter; The People Will Party is supported by the Syrian regime and Russia and participates in the constitutional commission meetings as a representative of Moscow. Truce Violations Areas GovernorateCommunity Type of violation The following figure reflects Aleppo Tqad An infiltration attempt & Artillery shelling the timeline of the regime’s Violations committed by regime Idleb Banin An infiltration attempt & Artillery shelling violations of the truce Idleb Majdaliya Artillery shelling throughout the past week; of the ceasefire truce ٢٠٢٠ August ٣١-٢٤ Idleb Nayrab Artillery shelling the number represents the in the period between ٧ ٧ ٧ North West Syria Idleb San Artillery shelling number of cities and towns Idleb Ftireh An infiltration attempt & Artillery shelling shelled by the regime. In the Idleb Fleifel Artillery shelling central area of Idleb ٥ ٥ Idleb Ruwaiha An infiltration attempt & Artillery shelling governorate, the Russian Hama Ziyara Artillery shelling warplane targeted with ٣ ٣ Aleppo Kafr Taal An infiltration attempt & Artillery shelling several airstrikes the town of Shekh Bahr near IDP camps. ٢ Idleb Kansafra Artillery shelling Idleb Bara Artillery shelling The regime forces targeted ٣١August ٣٠August ٢٩August ٢٨August ٢٧August ٢٦August ٢٥August ٢٤August Hama Tal Wassit Artillery shelling with ground launchers the Idleb Deir Sunbul Artillery shelling town of Balyun resulting in .civilians ٣ injuries to Aleppo Kafr Amma An infiltration attempt & Artillery shelling Prominent Incidents Aleppo Mkelbis Artillery shelling Governorate Community Incidents Idleb Shekh Bahr Russian airstrikes Idleb Qah IDP tents burning Idleb Shinan Artillery shelling Idleb Kherbet Eljoz IDP tents burning Violate truce- shelling Idleb Mozra Artillery shelling Hama Alqahera Artillery shelling Incidents Aleppo Al Bab A car bomb explosion takes place A mine exploded killing ١ civilian and injuring ٢ Idleb Balyun Artillery shelling Aleppo Menbij others Lattakia Kabani Artillery shelling Idleb Sarjableh IDP tents burning Prominent Incidents Governorate Community Incidents A motorcycle bomb explosion leads to killing North East Syria ١ civilian and injuring ٧ Ar-Raqqa Suluk others Deir-ez-Zor Shmeitiyeh The Russian forces established a military bridge linking between the Euphrates riverbanks Al-Hasakeh Al-Malikeyyeh A collision between US and Russian vehicles takes place Al-Hasakeh Shaddadah American soldiers arrived in accompanied by Saudi soldiers Deir-ez-Zor Thiban The Arab tribal leaders held a meeting SDF attacks the waterway resulting in killing ١ woman and injuring ٥ Deir-ez-Zor Darnaj civilians SDF arrests ١٨ Ar-Raqqa Al-Thawrah civilians for forced recruitment Al-Hasakeh Hole A body of an Iraqi refugee was found in Hole camp Al-Hasakeh Rmailan A car for SDF ran over a civilian killing him Tribal clashes lead to killing ٤ civilians and injuring ٨ Deir-ez-Zor Kasra others In northern Al-Hasakeh countryside, the US military vehicles tried to prevent a Russian patrol from moving forward to the vicinity of Al-Malikeyyeh town, the thing which resulted in the collision of the Russian and US vehicles, in addition to the injury of several American soldiers. The Russian helicopters flew at a very low altitude over US vehicles. Footages on social media show that the Russian forces intended to hit US vehicles. By Russia’s account, the Russian forces shared the information related to the movements of the Russian patrol with the US forces in advance, yet the US forces tried to intercept the Russian forces, the thing which resulted in the collision. US described the incident as a provocative unsafe act by the Russian forces. US soldiers arrived in Al Shaddadah military base after withdrawing from Al Taji base in .Saudi soldiers ٢٠ Iraq accompanied by In western Deir-ez-Zor countryside, Russian forces started establishing a drawbridge on Euphrates river near Al Shamatiya town. The drawbridge links between the Euphrates western riverbank which is controlled by the forces of the regime, Iranian and Russian allies with the Euphrates eastern riverbank under the control of SDF backed by The International Coalition and USA in particular. Certainly, the area will be witnessing an attempt on the part of the Russian forces to move Russian and Regime military vehicles to areas under the control of SDF. In the eastern Deir-ez-Zor countryside, the Arab tribal leaders and prominent figures held a meeting in Thiban city aimed at forming a committee to follow up on the demands submitted to respond to their demands. Among the most ٢٠٢٠ August ١١ by the Arab tribes to the International Coalition. The Arab tribes gave The International Coalition one month starting from important demands is following up on investigations related to the file of assassinations that have been taking place recently in the area involving the Arab tribes, and having the Arabic component taking part in the social, service, and security administration of Eastern Euphrates area, and improving the living conditions in Arab majority areas. SDF attacked the waterway of Euphrates river in Darnaj town used for smuggling crude oile and other materials from SDF controlled areas to areas under the control of the regime. SDF fired at the .civilians. The civilians condemned SDF attack since the latter is well aware of what the waterway is used for ٥ woman and injuring ١ civilians in the waterway killing FIELD DEVELOPMENTS WWW.ACU-SY.ORG [email protected] IN SYRIA ISSUED BY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT UNIT.
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