Syria's Sweida: New Clashes Erupt, Ceasefire Broken

New clashes erupt in southern Syrias Sweida province, raising concerns of larger conflict. Local Druze groups and government forces blame each other for breaking a ceasefire. Heavy weapons and drones used in recent skirmishes, with both sides reporting significant losses. Government accuses Druze groups of violating ceasefire first, while Druze groups claim government forces attacked their territory. Intense clashes involving drones, anti-aircraft machine guns, and mortar shells reported. US-brokered ceasefire led to government forces withdrawing, but Druze groups have established their own military and government, largely refusing to engage with Damascus. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.