The deaths of a host of regime military figures have been reported, with some citing health problems and other accidents reports Shaam News.
Another former leader of the Free Syrian Army has been struck down by assassins, as he travelled from Damascus back to Daraa reports Alsouria Net.
After being under the control of various different groups, the police station in Deir ez-Zor has been reopened by the regime writes SY 24.
Security chaos in Daraa continues, with four assassinations being witnessed in just 24 hours, although it’s not known who is responsible reports Alsouria Net.
The head of the Political Security branch in Hassakeh has been killed in a road accident, making him the latest senior official to die writes Alsouria Net.
The head of the Quneitra Military Security Division was targeted in an assassination attempt, wounding him and killing his companion reports Nadaa Syria.
The bodies of two women have been discovered, with it being suggested that they were strangled to death writes SANA.
Chaos continue in Daraa with a number of former members of the Syrian opposition being gunned down in the street reports SY 24.
In a television interview, President Trump confirmed that he had wanted to assassinate Bashar al-Assad, but James Mattis stopped him.
Brig. Gen. Talal Qassem was gunned down by unknown assailants in Daraa, marking the most recent assassination, and a continuation of security chaos reports Alsouria Net.
The causes of the deaths are multiple and include, for instance, airstrikes, but also the Covid-19 pandemic, Zaman al-Wasl reports
A number of officers have recently died, the official reason often being health complication or a car accident, Shaam News Network says
Regime officers continue to die and be killed, with frequently very few details about the circumstances revealed by the regime reports Shaam News Network.
The Assad regime has reported the changes to the heads of branches across the country, with those famed for brutality being elevated to the top writes Shaam Network.
President Assad has announced a new head of the army’s communications, following the arrest of General Ma’an Hussein, who was accused of being part of an espionage network writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
A number of changes have been announced in Suweida, with new faces heading up the security branches and police writes Suweida 24.
A group of assailants opened fire on a vehicle carrying Gedik Iskander, killing him as he toured polling stations in the area reports Shaam Network.
Around 460 displaced people have left the al-Hol camp in Deir ez-Zor to return to their homes reports Deir Ezzor 24.
As part of his ongoing argument, Rami Makhlouf has posted a statement on Facebook that lambasts the recent actions of the regime and affirms his refusal to pay dues writes Sham Network.
As part of its dispute with Rami Makhlouf, the regime has revoked the licences of a security company, without giving any reason reports SY24.
