The situation in Syria's southern region remains far from being stable. As of February 24th, several military and security developments were reported in the region. The most serious development was on February 23rd when the Israeli Defence Forces' idea of fired ground-to-ground missiles at two observation posts of the Syrian Arab Army, SA, located near El Barth city in the town of Rihina in El Kanitra. The missile attack resulted in material losses, Emily. Following the attack, the IDF dropped leaflets over El Kanitra, claiming that Hezbollah was active in the two targeted posts and warning SA troops from any further cooperation with the Lebanese group. Meanwhile, in Dora, the security situation continues to deteriorate. At least two assassinations were reported in the governorate's countryside. On February 21st, Ismail Shukri El Doran, a notorious rebel commander, was gunned down by unidentified gunmen in the town of Mleha El Shakia in the eastern Dora countryside. El Doran was reportedly behind several attacks that targeted Syrian government troops in Dora in the last few years. He was wanted by Syrian authorities. On February 23rd, Kamal Hamid El Jeyouni, a former commander of ISIS's Khaled-Ibn-El Walid army, was shot and killed by unidentified gunmen while he was traveling on an abd-in-bait Iran road in the western countryside of Dora. These attacks were part of an assassination campaign targeting formal rebels and radicals in Dora. Some Syrian opposition activists believe that Syrian intelligence is behind this campaign. In Syria's northern region, Turkish forces continue to attack areas held by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces SDF. On February 22nd, Turkish combat drones struck two parts of the SDF's Mambi-G military council, MMC, located near the villages of Mansanli and Arab, to the north of the town of Mambi-G, in the northern Aleppo countryside. No casualties were reported as a result of the strikes. The next day, a Turkish drone strike hit a joint post of the SA and the MMC located in the outskirts of the village of El Jeya to the northeast of Mambi-G. Two SAA service members wounded as a result of the strike. Four, MMC fighters were also reportedly killed. The SDF and the SA will likely respond to the Turkish drone attack very soon. The northern Aleppo countryside may experience a new escalation. Meanwhile, in Syria's central region, operations against ISIS cells continue despite reports of losses in the ranks of pro-government forces. On February 21st, five fighters of the pro-government Baku-Burgade were killed in a home's desert when they stumbled on a land mine that was planted by ISIS terrorists. A day after the incident, warplanes of the Russian Aerospace Forces carried out more than a hundred strikes and ISIS hideouts in the home's desert. Furthermore, the SA and other pro-government formations deployed additional forces around the home's desert to comb the area and clear any land mines or improvised explosive devices. The situation in central Syria appears to be slowly improving. However, more time and efforts are still needed to put an end to ISIS insurgency in the region. In Syria's northwestern region, also known as Greater Idlib, the situation remains calm despite a few ceasefire violations by El-Khaita-affiliated Hayat-Tarir-El-Sham, HTS and its allies. On February 22nd, the SA shared militants positions in El-Aqraad Mountain in the northern Latakia countryside in response to recent attacks that wounded a few soldiers. At least one militant was killed as a result of the army's artillery strikes.