Saudi Arabia's foreign ministry has denounced Israeli strikes on Syrian army camps as "aggression," urging the international community to intervene, a stance also taken by Turkey.

Syria has accused the militant group Hezbollah of shelling its territory, with the Syrian army warning that it will not tolerate any aggression against its sovereignty, even as Hezbollah primarily targets Israel in broader retaliation.

Tensions have escalated following a Syrian army offensive, leading Kurdish forces to abandon prisons and some Islamic State terrorists to flee into Iraq. Turkey has pledged to repatriate its citizens linked to ISIS who were detained in Iraq after being transferred from Syrian prisons.

Islamic State claims two attacks on Syrian army, announces ‘new phase’ of operations  Reuters

The Syrian army announced it successfully repelled a drone attack originating from Iraq, targeting a military base in the southern part of the country, which was recently vacated by American forces.

Kurdish forces guarding the Al-Hol camp in Syria were forced to flee due to an attack by the Syrian army, resulting in the escape of thousands of jihadists.

The Islamic State's recent claims of responsibility for two attacks on the Syrian army in northern and eastern Syria signal a resurgence, adding another geopolitical challenge for the White House amidst a volatile Middle East.

The Syrian Army's advance into Kurdish regions could bring nearly all of Syria under one authority, ending the dream of autonomy for ethnic Kurds.

A Syrian army base in the country's northeastern region was reportedly targeted by rockets fired from Iraq, with an Iraqi security official blaming an armed organization for the attack.

Syria’s state news agency SANA reported that the Syrian army took over the Shaddadi military base in coordination with the United States, following the withdrawal of US troops.

The Syrian army has taken over the al-Shaddadi base, coordinating with the US, as part of the ongoing implementation of a ceasefire agreement with Kurdish-led forces.