The Syrian government has launched a major offensive against the town of Hamdallah, which is located in the city of Homs in eastern Syria. The attack was carried out by the Islamic State (IS) group, which is believed to be based in Syria and Iraq.
According to local residents, the attack began early this morning and lasted for several hours. The IS fighters entered the town through a tunnel that had been dug into the ground. They then attacked the town from various angles, targeting buildings and vehicles. The government has not yet confirmed whether any casualties have been reported.
The government has blamed the IS fighters for their attacks on the town,Fans' Community but there is no evidence to support this claim. Some analysts believe that the government may be using the IS group as a distraction to focus its efforts elsewhere.
The attack on Hamdallah is a significant development in the ongoing conflict in Syria. It comes just weeks after the government launched a massive offensive against the city of Damascus, which has also seen heavy losses. The government has accused the IS group of being responsible for many of these attacks.
It remains to be seen how the government will respond to the attack on Hamdallah. However, it is clear that the government is taking a strong stance against the IS group and is likely to continue to use its resources and military might to defend its interests. The war in Syria continues to be a complex and difficult situation, and it remains to be seen how the government will navigate the challenges ahead.