The Syrian military is preparing to push out remaining ISIS terrorist fighters, who still control a small piece of territory in the south.
ISIS has ramped up its violence as its forces dwindle. Last month ISIS killed more than 200 civilians and abducted more than 30 people, mostly women and children in Syria’s southeastern Suwayda Province, Fox News reported. The attack is considered the deadliest to hit the province. Most of the victims were of the Druze ethnic minority, who are about 700,000 in number.
