Since ISIS released a statement denouncing the Syrian Government:

A short while ago in the Raqqah region, ISIS carried out a major attack on a checkpoint (Al Sabahiya) using fighters with suicide belts alongside several units that carried out a coordinated attack on the checkpoint.

February 21st
- First attack in Suluk (Raqqah) which killed 2 members of the Syrian Government
- Second attack in Al Mayadeen (Deirezzor) killing one member of the Syrian Government
- third attack in Tabqa
- fourth attack in Manbij
- Fifth attack in Raqqah, killing 1 Syrian Government member

February 22nd
- Assassination of a Syrian Government member in Al Susah (DeZ); likely by ISIS
- 2 Syrian Government Soldiers were killed in Al Suknah area (Syrian Desert)
- Large scale attack by ISIS in the Al Busayrah area in DeZ
- Assasination of a Syrian Government Soldier in Tal Abyad (likely not ISIS)

Today:
- Assasination of a Syrian Government soldier at the Al Mansoura dam region in Raqqah
- Attack by ISIS on a major checkpoint (Al Sabahiya) in the region of Raqqah using suicide belts and a coordinated attack killing 6 Syrian Government soldiers.

Also interesting:
- Withdrawal of Syrian Government Forces from outposts in the Syrian desert (around Palmyra)
- ISIS convoy on motorcycles roaming through Dhiban region (DeZ)
- US (coalition) forces withdrawing from the Qasrak base in northern Syria

Urgent

A suicide bomber from the organization detonated himself in a gathering of HTS army Al Mayadin of Deir ez zor. The attack resulted in the death of three members from Idlib city:

-Mustafa Karkas Abu Mujahid
-Muhammad Surani Abu Mujahid
-Muhammad Harhash Abu al-Abbas

According to information We've received from local source Asayish forces will be deployed tomorrow at 9 AM on the outskirts of Kobani, extending south to the M4 international highway and reaching the village of Abu Sarra on the M4, following the withdrawal of Damascus elements from the area.

8 attacks in one week… 13 killed in ISIS escalation against Damascus authorities

A member of the Damascus Interim Authority factions was killed today by direct fire from unknown gunmen in the city of Mayadin in the Deir ez-Zor countryside, amid a noticeable escalation of attacks in recent days.

According to field reports, the number of ISIS attacks since February 17 has risen to eight, resulting in 13 deaths among civilians and military personnel. The toll includes 10 soldiers from government factions, two ISIS members, and one civilian.
Deir ez-Zor witnessed five attacks, resulting in the deaths of two soldiers and injuries to another, in addition to one civilian death. Raqqa recorded three attacks.

Deir ez-Zor witnessed 5 operations that resulted in the killing of two members and the injury of another, in addition to the killing of a civilian, while Raqqa recorded 3 operations that led to the killing of 8 members of the Authority factions and two members of the organization.

Urgent

The Public Security Forces of the Syrian Interim Government continue their campaign to destroy makeshift oil refineries in the Deir ez-Zor region.

Syrian interim government releases Faisal Al-Balu, who served as the emir of the northern sector and head of the tribal affairs office for the ISIS organization in Ras al-Ayn/Tal Abyad in the Raqqa countryside.

Attacks and looting against the Alawite people continue.

Images from a house in Kankaro town in rural Jableh, targeted and then burned by forces loyal to the Damascus government.

The commander-in-chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces, Mazloum Abdi, told PBS:

The Kurds want autonomy, but they have currently accepted expanded local administration because this is the limit the central government is willing to accept. They are not seeking independence at this stage, but rather self-governance for their regions and the preservation of their identity and civil and educational rights.

The late January agreement with Damascus is the best possible under the current circumstances, even if it is not the ideal deal for the Kurds. It was accepted to solidify the ceasefire, achieve stability, and move towards resolving differences through dialogue instead of fighting.

The Syrian Democratic Council says that confidence-building measures are essential to move forward with a political solution in Syria.

The Council supports full implementation of the January 29th understandings& welcomes the release of dozens of detainees in Al-Hasakah
It calls for:
-A comprehensive release of all detainees without discrimination.
-Prisoner exchanges between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the Syrian government.
-An end to arbitrary arrests across Syria.
-Transparent legal procedures respecting human rights and the rule of law.
The Council welcomes the return of about 400 displaced families to Afrin, but stresses that returns must be safe, voluntary, and dignified, with property rights protected.
It calls for reopening internal roads and crossings, especially around Kobani and Hasakah, to improve humanitarian and economic conditions.
The SDC stresses that agreements must be implemented simultaneously and fairly by all parties, with regional and international support.

In the town of Dhiban in the eastern Deir ez-Zor countryside, clashes erupted between tribes due to long-standing blood feuds.

3 attacks were carried out by ISIS in Deirezzor today, 2 of them simultaneously.

1. Assassination of a Syrian Government Soldier in Al Bukamal

Simultaneous:
2. Raid on a checkpoint of the Syrian Government in Al Baghouz
3. Headquarter building in Al Susah was subjected to extensive fire via a hit and run attack by ISIS fighters

ISIS claimed responsibility the attack in Al-Abukamal saying they assassinated a Syrian internal security forces officer.