Eurasia Press & News
The death of “Abu Daniel” adds to a pattern of unexplained officer deaths within the regime’s forces, Shaam Network writes.
Regime loyalists reported the death of Brigadier General Najdat al-Roumi, also known as “Abu Daniel,” who was born in Lattakia and resided near Damascus. The circumstances of his death were not disclosed, adding to a pattern of unexplained officer deaths within the regime’s forces.
In related news, a military member named Ahmed Obeid, also from Lattakia, was killed in the Latakia countryside. Over the past week, pro-Assad forces have suffered additional casualties in various locations.
Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, a militant group, claimed responsibility for sniping 11 members and officers of Assad’s forces in the Jabal al-Zawiya area of southern Idleb. Similarly, Jaysh al-Nasr reported a sniping incident in the Ghab plain, west of Hama.
The Shaam News Network has tracked further incidents, including the death of three members of Iran-affiliated militias by unknown attackers in Al-Mayadeen, Deir-ez-Zor. The deceased were from Hatla, in Deir ez-Zor’s northern countryside.
The Assad regime typically does not publicly disclose its military casualties. These reports primarily come from personal and loyalist news sources.
