The Hama knot in Syria: Opponents have launched an operation, and clashes have intensified.

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On November 28, clashes began between the Assad regime forces and anti-regime armed groups in the western countryside of Aleppo province in northern Syria. On November 28, anti-regime armed groups rapidly advanced from the western countryside of Aleppo towards the center, capturing a large part of the center on November 30. The clashes, which have been ongoing for more than a week, continue to intensify.

OPERATION ON HAMA

While armed opposition groups have been continuing their attacks on Hama for some time; today, elements of the Syrian National Army (SNA) that are still clashing with regime forces about 5 kilometers outside the city center have taken control of the villages of Elcid, Pasif, Hamr, El-Kreyyım, Es-Sa'n, Suruc, El-Mecdel, Sheikh Hilal, Soubin, Tel Bicu, Zor El-Mesalik, Zor El-Nasiriye, Zor Ec-Cerabiyat, El-Hacame, El-Mubarakat, El-Naura, Resm El-Bağl, El-Ayur, Kasun Ec-Cebel, and Avveyce.

In the evening hours, it was reported that the opposition launched an operation towards the city center of Hama. While it was stated that fierce clashes were taking place between Assad forces and the opposition; it was also reported that the opposition was using kamikaze drones.

Among the targets of the opposition is the Hama Military Air Base. There are reports that this facility has been hit by kamikaze drones.

AL JAZEERA: OPPOSITION FORCES ENTERING HAMA

Qatar-based media outlet Al Jazeera announced that anti-Assad armed opposition groups have begun to enter Hama.

CLASHES INTENSIFY IN THE EAST AND WEST OF THE CITY

The groups also captured the Armored Units School, Hattap ammunition depot, Suruc Military Base, and the 25th Brigade near the city center of Hama.

On the other hand, anti-regime groups continuing to advance from the north of Hama are also clashing in the eastern and western directions of the city.