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Security forces say two of their members were killed and five others injured in clashes during an operation targeting an ISIS cell in the town of Rankous, west of Damascus.
Syrian intelligence and Interior Ministry security forces carried out a joint raid targeting an Islamic State (ISIS) cell in Rankous, in the Damascus countryside, today.
Islamic State fighters carried out a mass killing in northern Mali. The militants attacked at least five villages and pastoral settlements in the Menaka region. Preliminary reports indicate that at least 50 people, including children and the elderly, were killed by the jihadists. The victims were members of the Doussahak Tuareg community. The jihadists set fire to homes and stole livestock. Hundreds of civilians were forced to flee to Menaka. Possible motives for the attack include suspicions that local residents were providing information to government forces about IS positions. Community representatives allegedly informed the Malian Armed Forces about the location of the group's base, 65 km from Menaka, which was subsequently targeted.
Armed unidentified individuals attacked two passenger buses in northern Niger, according to AFP. The attack occurred near the city of Agadez. According to local media, the attackers were travelling in three vehicles and opened fire on the buses. Military personnel accompanying the convoy engaged them in a shootout. At least 11 passengers were killed, and several others were injured
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The Jbessa gas export pipeline in northeastern Syria was targeted in the al-Arabidi area, causing a fire, state news agency SANA reports, citing the director of the Syrian Petroleum Company’s media office
Niger: The Islamic State in the Sahel (EIS) claims an attack against a Nigerien army patrol near the village of Faska, in the Dosso region, on Wednesday, October 7, 2026. According to the organization, 5 soldiers were killed and several others wounded. It also claims to have damaged a vehicle and seized a medium machine gun, a rocket launcher, 5 rifles, and 5 motorcycles
An Iraqi army brigadier general and another soldier were killed by a roadside bomb near Kirkuk during a search of an Islamic State hideout, Iraq's military says. Two others were wounded
In Iraqi Kurdistan, the Asayish say they have arrested 22 members of ISIS sleeper cells in various locations. These cells were planning to recruit new members & plant roadside bombs. They were members of the 5th ISIS Battalion of Kurdistan
CENTCOM officially ends Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq, last US forces and equipment departed Erbil Air Base today. CENTCOM commander: Iraqi security forces now possess the capacity to unilaterally manage threats to their homeland. US forces "remain ready to respond to any ISIS threats that arise"
Tension remains in Syria: Three members of the Syrian security forces were killed by gunfire in the town of Sanamayn, near Daraa. Authorities report that security forces have raided a site linked to ISIS in the same area.
A number of people were killed and injured as a result of tribal clashes in the city of Al-Mayadin in the Deir ez-Zor countryside, in which light and medium weapons, RPG launchers and bombs were used.
Internal Security Command in Deir ez-Zor: Two people were arrested after a report of gunfire in the village of Al-Hari, near the city of Al-Bukamal, which resulted in a child being wounded in the head by a stray bullet. A quantity of hidden weapons and ammunition was seized, including 7 machine guns, 9 assault rifles, a sniper rifle, 2 pistols, a hunting rifle, 7 ammunition belts, and approximately 2,000 rounds
Syrian sources: A bomb exploded in front of the Palace of Justice building in the city of Hasakah, injuring a number of people, according to initial reports.
Internal Security Forces: The arrest of Hamza Abdullah Muhammad, nicknamed "Abu Jihad al-Muhajir," classified as one of the prominent military leaders in the Islamic State, was carried out in a well-executed security operation in the countryside of Manbij, Aleppo Governorate. He held the position of General Military Commander for the Levant Province within the organization and previously served as the organization's former Deputy General Military Commander. He also held responsibility for the "Idlib Province."
SANA, quoting the Syrian Ministry of Defense: A soldier was killed and two others were wounded in a treacherous attack by unknown assailants east of Deir ez-Zor.
SANA, quoting the Ministry of Health: Two people killed and 13 others injured in a bus explosion in Jaramana, Damascus countryside. It should be noted that the bombing came hours after a statement issued by sheikhs and residents of Jaramana, in which they affirmed their categorical rejection of foreign projects and their adherence to the Syrian state
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YemenHouthi-held Hodeidah airport, telecommunication networks on Mount Bard in Kusmah district, Raymah governorate and in Bani Matar in Sana'a were targeted by airstrikes. Photo from Hodeidah airport
