Daesh attacks in Syria killed more than 180 people

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (OSHR), a Syrian-based militant organization based in Britain, said that at least 183 people had been killed in a suicide bombing attack on Daesh jihadist group, including a suicide attack in southern Syria. In recent months, attacks with so many casualties have been rare.

There were explosions in the government-controlled province of Suwada.

Three suicide bombers blew bombers in the city of Suwara, explosions took place in villages to the north and east

A fourth suicide bomber exploded in the city later

Daesh warriors Daesh took three villages out of seven in which he attacked

At least 94 government soldiers and 89 peaceful people were killed by suicide bombers and badbadinations. At least 30 "Daesh" warriors were killed.

Despite the fact that last year 's government forces drove Daesh out of the eastern cities of Syria, dozens of warlords were killed by unexpected jihadist attacks in recent months.

In recent weeks, the Syrian army has rebelled most of the controlled territories up to here in the south of the country, next to the border with the Israel-occupied Golan Heights

near the jihadist group Halida bin al Valida. who swore allegiance to Daesh

The civil war in Syria has taken place since 2011 and is divided on many fronts between Kurdish forces, moderate and radical Sunni rebels, government troops and loyal paramilitary groups. According to estimates by some opposition activists, the total number of victims has already exceeded 400,000.

Daesh has recently controlled large areas in Syria and Iraq, including several large cities, where they have tried to introduce medieval Sunni customs and proclaimed their caliphate.

Activating operations against Daesh, the group has now lost much of its territory.