The latest situation in Syria: Opponents are gradually advancing to a critical point.

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Clashes between regime forces and anti-regime armed groups, which are rapidly advancing from the western countryside of Aleppo towards the center, continue on November 27.

The anti-regime groups led by Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham, which have been clashing with Assad regime forces for 7 days, are advancing towards the direction of Hama province. The groups have taken control of the settlements of Zor El Mahruka, Zor El Heysa, Zor Ebu Zeyid, Zor El Meselih, Zor Ec-Cedid, Hattap, El-Rehcen, North Serha, South Serha, Mericib El-Cemelen, Şıheytir, El-Hasnevi, El-Şekusiye, Ebu Leffe, Musteriha, Beyyud, Servet, and Maarşahrura, as well as Nasiriye Hill.

ASSAD FORCES' TANKS AT SMO HEADQUARTERS

The Syrian National Army (SMO) continues to transport the tanks it has seized from the Assad regime to its headquarters as part of the Operation Dawn of Freedom.

Since November 27, opposition groups in Syria have continued to clash with Assad regime forces and the terrorist organization PKK/YPG. The Syrian National Army (SMO) has seized a large number of weapons, ammunition, and tanks during the clashes. SMO soldiers continue to transport the tanks they have captured from the regime to their headquarters. Meanwhile, abandoned tanks can be found in northern Aleppo.

TUNNELS CAPTURED ON CAMERA

As clashes between regime forces and opposition armed groups continue in Syria since November 27, kilometers of tunnels captured from the terrorist organization PKK/YPG in Tel Rifat, which the Syrian National Army (SMO) has liberated as part of the Operation Dawn of Freedom, have been filmed.

OPPOSITION FORCES ADVANCING TOWARDS MANBIJ

Armed opposition forces led by the SMO have set out towards Manbij. In the footage that has emerged, dozens of vehicles equipped with heavy weapons can be seen moving towards Manbij. It has been reported that reinforcement teams have also joined the convoy, and the operation is expected to begin within hours. The opposition aims to clear Manbij of the terrorist organization with this operation.

HOSPITAL HIT IN IDLIB

It has been reported that the Assad regime, supported by the Russian Air Force, has attacked a hospital in Idlib. The attack was carried out by Russian warplanes on Ibn Sina Hospital. Footage of the attack was also featured on Qatar-based Al Jazeera. In that footage, the parking lot at the back of the hospital is seen to have been hit.

At the moment the Russian warplanes struck the hospital, doctors and medical personnel were inside. As a result of the explosion, that part of the hospital was devastated. In another footage, those receiving treatment at the hospital can also be seen at the moment of the explosion.

ERDOGAN AND PUTIN DISCUSSED SYRIA

Meanwhile, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan spoke on the phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to a statement from the Presidency's Communication Directorate, the meeting addressed Turkey-Russia relations, the latest developments in Syria, and global and regional issues.

During the meeting, Erdoğan stated that Turkey continues to support Syria's territorial integrity while also striving for a fair and lasting solution in Syria, emphasizing the importance of opening more space for diplomacy in the region, and noted that the Syrian regime should engage in the political solution process during this period.