Drones and missiles were used by Iran on Wednesday to attack Pakistan, claiming to target two bases used by the terrorist organization Jaish al-Adl. This came a day after the elite Revolutionary Guards carried out similar operations against Syria and Iraq. Pakistan denounced Iran's "unprovoked violation of its airspace" and threatened "consequences" in a sharply worded statement. Pakistan has reported that three children have been injured and two children have died as a result of the attack by Iran.

Iran strikes 'militant bases' inside Pakistan, latter warns of 'serious consequences' | WION

The new Kheiber Shekan medium-range missile was used for the first time on Monday when it struck what it claimed was a terrorist facility in Syria Idlib province.

Tehran banks on deadly Kheiber Shekan missile | Terrorist facility tarteged in Syria's Idlib

Turkey carried out another slew of airstrikes against Kurdish sites in northern Syria in response for the deaths of nine Turkish soldiers. The sites struck included military bases, arms depots and logistical warehouses.

Turkish air strikes hit 23 Kurdish militant targets Syria

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRCG) launched missile attacks on multiple "terrorist targets" in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq and Syria, state media reported on Tuesday (Jan 16).

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRCG) launched missile attacks on multiple "terrorist targets" in the Kurdish region of northern Iraq and Syria, state media reported on Tuesday (Jan 16). In a statement, the IRCG said the attacks destroyed "a spy headquarters" and a "gathering of anti-Iranian terrorist groups" in Arbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. According to Iraq's Kurdistan Security Council, four people were killed and six others were injured. Meanwhile, the Kurdistan Democratic Party said that prominent businessman Peshraw Dizayee was among the civilians who were killed. The IRCG said that it hit targets in Syria with ballistic missiles, including the "gathering places of commanders and main elements related to recent terrorist operations, particularly the Islamic State group." Click here to follow all updates on the Israel-Hamas war The strike in Syria was in response to recent attacks by terrorist groups that killed Iranians in the southern cities of Kerman and Rask. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights war monitor said that explosions were heard in Aleppo and its countryside. US condemns Iranian strikes The US slammed Iran for its "reckless" deadly missile attacks on targets in the Kurdistan region, warning they undermine stability. In a statement, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said, "The United States strongly condemns Iran's attacks in Erbil today and offers condolences to the families of those who were killed. We oppose Iran's reckless missile strikes, which undermine Iraq's stability." Also read: Iran frees journalists jailed for covering Mahsa Amini’s death over a year after arrest Earlier, a White House spokesperson said no US personnel or facilities were targeted. Israeli spy HQ in Kurdistan targeted too In its statement, the IRCG also said that it had struck the alleged Israeli "spy headquarters," the IRNA news agency reported. The guards said the headquarters had served as "the centre for developing espionage operations and planning terrorist actions in the region". The strike was in response to recent attacks on Iran and the "axis of resistance" of Iran-aligned groups, which have raised concerns about violence spreading from the Israel-Hamas war. (With inputs from agencies)

Iran launches barrage of missile strikes in northern Iraq and Syria; US condemns attacks

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) have launched missile attacks on multiple “terrorist” targets in Syria and in Iraq’s Kurdistan region. The security council of the Kurdish regional government said in a statement that four civilians were killed and six injured in the strikes.

Iran Guards strike targets in Iraq and Syria

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Turkey carried out airstrikes targeting Kurdish militants in neighbouring Iraq and Syria on Saturday. This comes a day after an attack on a Turkish military base in Iraq killed nine Turkish soldiers.

Turkey launches airstrikes against Kurdish militants in Iraq and Syria

A war monitor said that an Islamic State group attack killed at least 14 soldiers aboard a military bus in the Syrian desert on Tuesday (Jan 9), which is said to be the second such attack this year.&nbsp;

As reported by the news agency AFP, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that "at least 14 members of the regime forces were killed" and several others wounded "in a bloody IS attack on a military bus" in the desert near the ancient city of Palmyra.&nbsp;

The attack was confirmed by Syria's defence ministry by issuing a statement later. However, their death toll was lower than what the war monitor released.&nbsp;

It said eight soldiers and one civilian were killed and 13 people were wounded in an attack on a military bus in Syria’s Palmyra on Tuesday.&nbsp;

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Another attack was reported last week when IS reportedly killed nine Syrian government soldiers and militiamen when military posts were attacked in the eastern desert, the Britain-based Observatory noted.&nbsp;

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<h2>Israel strikes targets in Syria&nbsp;</h2>

Six sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters that Israel is carrying out an unprecedented wave of deadly strikes in Syria targeting cargo trucks, infrastructure and people involved in Iran's weapons lifeline to its proxies in the region.&nbsp;

As per the news agency, sources said that Israel had shifted strategies following the October 7 rampage by Hamas fighters into Israeli territory and the ensuing Israeli bombing campaigns in Gaza and Lebanon.&nbsp;

The sources include a Syrian military intelligence officer and a commander in the regional alliance backing Damascus.&nbsp;

The sources said that Israel has struck Iran-linked targets in Syria for years, but now, it has been unleashing deadlier air raids.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

A war monitor said that an Islamic State group attack killed at least 14 soldiers aboard a military bus in the Syrian desert on Tuesday (Jan 9), which is said to be the second such attack this year.

A war monitor said that an Islamic State group attack killed at least 14 soldiers aboard a military bus in the Syrian desert on Tuesday (Jan 9), which is said to be the second such attack this year. As reported by the news agency AFP, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that "at least 14 members of the regime forces were killed" and several others wounded "in a bloody IS attack on a military bus" in the desert near the ancient city of Palmyra. The attack was confirmed by Syria's defence ministry by issuing a statement later. However, their death toll was lower than what the war monitor released. It said eight soldiers and one civilian were killed and 13 people were wounded in an attack on a military bus in Syria’s Palmyra on Tuesday. Also read: Blinken tells Netanyahu to avoid 'further civilian harm' in Gaza Another attack was reported last week when IS reportedly killed nine Syrian government soldiers and militiamen when military posts were attacked in the eastern desert, the Britain-based Observatory noted. Watch: Egypt officials: Ceasefire a priority over post-war arrangements × Also read: US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will stay in job, says White House Israel strikes targets in Syria Six sources with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters that Israel is carrying out an unprecedented wave of deadly strikes in Syria targeting cargo trucks, infrastructure and people involved in Iran's weapons lifeline to its proxies in the region. As per the news agency, sources said that Israel had shifted strategies following the October 7 rampage by Hamas fighters into Israeli territory and the ensuing Israeli bombing campaigns in Gaza and Lebanon. The sources include a Syrian military intelligence officer and a commander in the regional alliance backing Damascus. The sources said that Israel has struck Iran-linked targets in Syria for years, but now, it has been unleashing deadlier air raids. (With inputs from agencies)

Islamic State group kills 14 Syria soldiers, says war monitor

If reports are to be believed, the pro-Iranian terror outfits have once again struck the US military base of&nbsp;Kharab al-Jir in Syria. The attack took place on Friday (Dec 29) afternoon and follows the pattern of an intensified campaign of violence by the Islamist groups that want a spillover in regional tension.&nbsp;

Previously, the&nbsp;Kharab al-Jir base was attacked in October on two consecutive days. At the time, the attacks were claimed by groups either directly controlled by Tehran or sharing the ideology of other groups currently fighting Israel.

The fresh attack&nbsp;comes in the backdrop of&nbsp;the US&nbsp;military carrying out retaliatory strikes in Iraq after three American soldiers were wounded in a drone attack on December 26 by Iran-aligned terrorists.

A US base in Iraq's Erbil that houses American forces came under attack from a one-way drone earlier on Monday (Dec 25), leaving one soldier in critical condition. The retaliatory attacks were carried out at the discretion of US President Joe Biden.&nbsp;

"These strikes are intended to hold accountable those elements directly responsible for attacks on coalition forces in Iraq and Syria and degrade their ability to continue attacks. We will always protect our forces," said&nbsp;General Michael Erik Kurilla, head of US Central Command.

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The White House has accused&nbsp;Iran of “actively facilitating” rocket and drone attacks on its forces in Iraq and Syria.&nbsp;President Joe Biden has since directed the Department of Defense to brace for&nbsp;similar attacks and respond appropriately

“Iran continues to support Hamas and Hezbollah, and we know that Iran is closely monitoring these events and, in some cases, actively facilitating these attacks and spurring on others who may want to exploit the conflict for their own good or for that of Iran,” said White House spokesman John Kirby at the time.&nbsp;

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Despite US retaliation, the continuous attacks by Iran-backed non-state actors suggests that Tehran has an extensive&nbsp;network of well-armed, aggressive and well-coordinated proxies across the region which it has established for exactly this scenario.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

If reports are to be believed, the pro-Iranian terror outfits have once again struck the US military base of Kharab al-Jir in Syria. The attack took place on Friday (Dec 29) afternoon and follows the pattern of an intensified campaign of violence by the Islamist groups that want a spillover in regional tension.

If reports are to be believed, the pro-Iranian terror outfits have once again struck the US military base of Kharab al-Jir in Syria. The attack took place on Friday (Dec 29) afternoon and follows the pattern of an intensified campaign of violence by the Islamist groups that want a spillover in regional tension. Previously, the Kharab al-Jir base was attacked in October on two consecutive days. At the time, the attacks were claimed by groups either directly controlled by Tehran or sharing the ideology of other groups currently fighting Israel. The fresh attack comes in the backdrop of the US military carrying out retaliatory strikes in Iraq after three American soldiers were wounded in a drone attack on December 26 by Iran-aligned terrorists. A US base in Iraq's Erbil that houses American forces came under attack from a one-way drone earlier on Monday (Dec 25), leaving one soldier in critical condition. The retaliatory attacks were carried out at the discretion of US President Joe Biden. "These strikes are intended to hold accountable those elements directly responsible for attacks on coalition forces in Iraq and Syria and degrade their ability to continue attacks. We will always protect our forces," said General Michael Erik Kurilla, head of US Central Command. Watch | US counterstrike on Iran-backed forces, former retaliates after 3 troops hurt × The White House has accused Iran of “actively facilitating” rocket and drone attacks on its forces in Iraq and Syria. President Joe Biden has since directed the Department of Defense to brace for similar attacks and respond appropriately “Iran continues to support Hamas and Hezbollah, and we know that Iran is closely monitoring these events and, in some cases, actively facilitating these attacks and spurring on others who may want to exploit the conflict for their own good or for that of Iran,” said White House spokesman John Kirby at the time. Also read | US carries out retaliatory attacks in Iraq after militants target military base leaving three injured Despite US retaliation, the continuous attacks by Iran-backed non-state actors suggests that Tehran has an extensive network of well-armed, aggressive and well-coordinated proxies across the region which it has established for exactly this scenario. (With inputs from agencies)

Iran-backed Islamist terror outfits strike US base in Syria again

Israel's military chief, asked on Tuesday about a reported Israeli strike that killed a senior adviser in Iran's Revolutionary Guards in Syria, declined to comment but said Israeli forces work throughout the region.

An Israeli air strike outside the Syrian capital Damascus on Monday killed a senior adviser in Iran's Revolutionary Guards, three security sources and Iranian state media said.

Gravitas | Sayyed Reza Mousavi: Iran's senior commander killed in Israeli airstrike

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"I will not comment on various actions we take. The IDF (Israel Defence Forces) is working together with other security organizations throughout the Middle East, within the borders of the state, around the borders of the state," Herzi Halevi told reporters near Gaza when asked about the strike.

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"We take whatever action necessary to make it very clear that we are very determined to defend the country, are willing to go far," Chief of the General Staff Halevi said.

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The adviser, known as Sayyed Razi Mousavi, was responsible for coordinating the military alliance between Syria and Iran. The Revolutionary Guards said Israel would suffer for killing Mousavi, who held the Guards' rank of brigadier-general.

Israel's military chief, asked on Tuesday about a reported Israeli strike that killed a senior adviser in Iran's Revolutionary Guards in Syria, declined to comment but said Israeli forces work throughout the region.

Israel's military chief, asked on Tuesday about a reported Israeli strike that killed a senior adviser in Iran's Revolutionary Guards in Syria, declined to comment but said Israeli forces work throughout the region. An Israeli air strike outside the Syrian capital Damascus on Monday killed a senior adviser in Iran's Revolutionary Guards, three security sources and Iranian state media said. Gravitas | Sayyed Reza Mousavi: Iran's senior commander killed in Israeli airstrike × "I will not comment on various actions we take. The IDF (Israel Defence Forces) is working together with other security organizations throughout the Middle East, within the borders of the state, around the borders of the state," Herzi Halevi told reporters near Gaza when asked about the strike. Also Read | Israel mulling over increasing defence spending by US$8 billion in 2024 "We take whatever action necessary to make it very clear that we are very determined to defend the country, are willing to go far," Chief of the General Staff Halevi said. Also Read | Internet, phone services again disrupted across Gaza, Israel says war will last ‘for many more months’ The adviser, known as Sayyed Razi Mousavi, was responsible for coordinating the military alliance between Syria and Iran. The Revolutionary Guards said Israel would suffer for killing Mousavi, who held the Guards' rank of brigadier-general.

Israel acts wherever it has to, army chief says after Syria strike

The US targeted three sites used by Iran-backed forces in Iraq and this happened on Monday after an attack wounded three US personnel. Washington has reportedly hit the sites used by Iran and its proxy forces in Iraq and Syria in response to attacks on the US.

Iraq: Drone targets US troops in Iraq, former retaliates after three troops hurt | World News | WION

The Turkish air force conducted air strikes in northern Iraq and Syria, destroyed 29 targets of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) after 12 soldiers got killed in the past two days in Northern Iraq. In 2023,Turkiye has carried out 124 strikes in northern Syria. As Turkey airstrikes against Kurdish militants, Human Rights group says 11 civilians' were injured in the latest strikes.

Turkiye intensifies airstrikes in Syria & Northern Iraq

Turkish air strikes killed eight civilians in Syria's Kurdish-held northeast Monday, a war monitor and local media said, as Ankara launched operations in Iraq and Syria following deadly attacks on its soldiers.

On Saturday, Turkey announced a new wave of air strikes in retaliation for two separate attacks on its bases in northern Iraq that killed 12 soldiers, which Ankara blamed on Kurdish militants.

Eight civilians were killed in strikes on Monday, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, revising an earlier toll of six deaths.

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The Britain-based monitor, which has a network of sources inside Syria, said five of the victims were employees of a printing works in the northern city of Qamishli, near the Turkish border.

Syrian Kurdish news agency ANHA also reported eight deaths.

The strikes hit more than 20 targets, primarily in the Qamishli area of the semi-autonomous Kurdish administration, the monitor and AFP correspondents in the region said.

Farhad Shani, spokesman for the US-backed, Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), said on X, formerly Twitter, that the strikes destroyed "more than 25" civilian facilities and confirmed the death toll of eight civilians.

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The SDF spearheaded the battle to dislodge Islamic State group fighters from their last scraps of territory in Syria&nbsp;in 2019.

On Saturday evening, an AFP correspondent as well as the Observatory reported strikes against oil sites near the Turkish border, without reporting any victims.

In October, Turkey intensified air strikes on Syria's northeast after an attack in Ankara that wounded two security personnel earlier that month.

A branch of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) -- listed as a terrorist group by Ankara and its Western allies -- claimed responsibility for the attack, the first bombing to hit the Turkish capital since 2016.

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Turkey views the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) that dominate the SDF as an offshoot of the PKK.

Since 2016, Turkey has carried out successive ground operations to expel Kurdish forces from border areas of northern Syria. 
 
The conflict in Syria has killed more than half a million people since it began in 2011 with the authorities' brutal crackdown on anti-government protests, spiralling into a devastating war involving foreign armies and jihadists.

Turkish air strikes killed eight civilians in Syria's Kurdish-held northeast Monday, a war monitor and local media said, as Ankara launched operations in Iraq and Syria following deadly attacks on its soldiers.

Turkish air strikes killed eight civilians in Syria's Kurdish-held northeast Monday, a war monitor and local media said, as Ankara launched operations in Iraq and Syria following deadly attacks on its soldiers. On Saturday, Turkey announced a new wave of air strikes in retaliation for two separate attacks on its bases in northern Iraq that killed 12 soldiers, which Ankara blamed on Kurdish militants. Eight civilians were killed in strikes on Monday, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, revising an earlier toll of six deaths. ALSO READ | Death toll after drone attack on Syria military academy rises to 112: War monitor The Britain-based monitor, which has a network of sources inside Syria, said five of the victims were employees of a printing works in the northern city of Qamishli, near the Turkish border. Syrian Kurdish news agency ANHA also reported eight deaths. The strikes hit more than 20 targets, primarily in the Qamishli area of the semi-autonomous Kurdish administration, the monitor and AFP correspondents in the region said. Farhad Shani, spokesman for the US-backed, Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), said on X, formerly Twitter, that the strikes destroyed "more than 25" civilian facilities and confirmed the death toll of eight civilians. ALSO WATCH | Turkey conducts Air Strikes in Iraq, Syria after 12 Turkish soldiers were killed The SDF spearheaded the battle to dislodge Islamic State group fighters from their last scraps of territory in Syria in 2019. On Saturday evening, an AFP correspondent as well as the Observatory reported strikes against oil sites near the Turkish border, without reporting any victims. In October, Turkey intensified air strikes on Syria's northeast after an attack in Ankara that wounded two security personnel earlier that month. A branch of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) -- listed as a terrorist group by Ankara and its Western allies -- claimed responsibility for the attack, the first bombing to hit the Turkish capital since 2016. ALSO READ | US shoots down Turkish drone in Syria in 'self defence' Turkey views the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) that dominate the SDF as an offshoot of the PKK. Since 2016, Turkey has carried out successive ground operations to expel Kurdish forces from border areas of northern Syria. The conflict in Syria has killed more than half a million people since it began in 2011 with the authorities' brutal crackdown on anti-government protests, spiralling into a devastating war involving foreign armies and jihadists.

At least eight civilians killed after Turkish strikes on Syria

The US targeted three sides used by Iran-backed forces in Iraq on Monday after an attack wounded three American personal earlier in the day. Washington has repeatedly hit sites that were used by Iran and its proxy forces in Iraq as well as Syria in response to the attacks on US and Allied Forces.

Iraq: US counterstrikes Iran-backed forces

Turkey has launched an intensive campaign of air strikes against Kurdish groups in Northern Iraq and Syria. The strikes are in response to the deaths of 12 Turkish soldiers in Iraq over the weekend. According to the Turkish Defense Ministry, the strike has killed at least 26 militants in air strikes. However, a local hospital official in Northern Syria says the strikes have killed at least six civilians.

Turkey intensifies airstrikes against Kurdish groups in Syria, Northern Iraq

US counterstrike on Iran-backed forces, former retaliates after 3 troops hurt | World News | WION

The Turkish air force conducted air strikes in northern Iraq and Syria and destroyed 29 targets of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) after 12 soldiers were killed in the past two days in northern Iraq.

Turkey conducts Air Strikes in Iraq, Syria after 12 Turkish soldiers were killed

On the sixth of February, Turkiye and Syria faced the deadliest of natural disasters. A 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit the two countries. More than 50,000 people were killed. WION was there, we brought you reports of the death and destruction as it happened. Our first rewind report – Ghadi Francis recaps the horror as it unfolded.

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2023 produced moments of hope and diplomatic feats for West Asia. Saudi Arabia and iran reconciled in an unprecedented truce brokered by China. Syria re-entered the arab fold. The accords signed, relations mended brought a prospect of stability to the region, marred by decades of conflict. Ghadi Francis gets you this report.

Summer of Truce for West Asia | Shifting sands and changing geopolitics | The West Asia Post

The United Nations' top court its ordered the Syrian government to stop its torture program.

UN's top court orders Syria to stop torture

The Netherlands & Canada accuse Syria of year-long torture

The United Nations top court has ordered the Syrian government to stop its torture program, the court observed, over the brutal Civil War that began in 2011.

UN top court orders Syria to stop torture, Netherlands & Canada accuses Syria of year-long torture

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