Latest developments

Latest developments

President Assad: Aleppo Battle Last Card Played by Turks, Qataris & Saudis

Syrian Warplanes’ Offensive in Homs Leaves Tens of Militants Dead

Syrian Army Retakes Key Communication Tower in Aleppo, Tens of ISIS Terrorists Killed

100 Daesh Terrorists Killed in Syrian Army Airstrikes in Hama

Syria denies zionist airstrike in Golan Heights

Syria demands UN condemnation of terrorist crime of beheading Palestinian boy in Aleppo

Syrian Army advances in key town outside Damascus

SHOCKING PICS: West Backed Syrian Moderate Rebels Beheads a Child

Syrian Army Continues to Push Terrorists back from More Strongholds in Northern Aleppo

This US Department of Defense/Missile Defense Agency handout photo shows a terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) interceptor launching from a THAAD battery located on Wake Island, in the western Pacific Ocean on November 1, 2015. (AFP) “There will be physical response measures from us as soon as the location and time that the invasionary tool for US world supremacy, THAAD, will be brought into South Korea are confirmed,” read a statement released by Pyongyang at the time. Tensions have been flaring in the region since January, when North Korea said it had successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb, its fourth nuclear test, and vowed to build up its nuclear program as deterrence against potential aggression from the US and its regional allies. A month later, Pyongyang launched a long-range rocket which it said placed an earth observation satellite into orbit. However, Washington and Seoul denounced it as a cover for an intercontinental ballistic missile test.

Syrian army interrupts ISIS offensive before it begins

All-or-nothing battle immerses strategic Latakia town