South Korea’s Defense Minister apologize to citizens and announce his resignation to the president after failed martial law.

Syrian rebel commander Lt. Col. Hassan Abdulghani:

To the 25th Division officers and soldiers—learn from those before you. Time is running out.

Defect now and save yourselves, or face the same fate. The choice is clear, and the outcome is certain.

Ukrainian Su-25 aircraft have been upgraded to use French AASM-250 Hammer precision-guided bombs.

This allows them to deploy advanced weapons instead of relying on outdated unguided rocket fire, unlike Russian Su-25s.

In contrast, Russia’s Su-25 remains largely outdated, lacking upgrades for modern precision weapons.

EXCLUSIVE: Syrian opposition drone operators reveal collaboration with Ukraine to Clash Report.

Abu Bakr, leader of a Syrian opposition drone team, reached out to Ukrainian military intelligence for guidance.

Ukrainians supplied 3D printing files for key components like bomb carriers, tails, and warheads. This allowed the opposition to produce, assemble, and adapt their drones independently.

“They taught us about drone mechanics, bomb carriers, and 3D printing.”

Abu Mazen, another drone operator, confirmed the significant role of Ukrainian training in advancing drone signal transmission and targeting systems.

They enhanced drone range and operational efficiency by solving energy and signaling issues. Workshops for larger, fixed-wing drones and the use of 3D printers for precision parts were established.

By mid-November, Syrian opposition drone teams declared complete readiness.

Abu Mazen confidently stated, “Everything is ready,” indicating operational maturity and self-reliance.

However, both Abu Bakr and Abu Mazen clarified that Ukrainian support was limited to training and guidance, without direct involvement in field operations.

Massive losses: Syrian rebels capture more tanks, armored vehicles, and heavy equipment in Aleppo countryside after Assad and Iranian militias fled.

More Assad regime losses: A tour inside the 25th Special Forces Division HQ at the Armored School near Hama.

At least one T-90 tank spotted among spoils.

NEW details on Trump's "peace" plan for Ukraine:

Territorial Concessions:
• Large parts of Ukraine would be ceded to Russia for the foreseeable future.
• Crimea’s annexation would be implicitly recognized, along with significant portions of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson under Russian control.

• Ukraine would be required to abandon its NATO aspirations as part of any negotiated peace.

• Military aid to Ukraine would be halted unless it agrees to talks, but significantly increased if Russia refuses to negotiate.

• Ukraine would receive security assurances, including potential military aid post-agreement, but these are vaguely defined and contingent upon negotiations.

Proposals from key advisers differ in details:
• Keith Kellogg suggests freezing current battle lines as part of an agreement.
• J.D. Vance advocates for a heavily fortified demilitarized zone along the front lines.
• Richard Grenell proposes “autonomous zones” in eastern Ukraine but rejects Ukraine’s NATO membership.

Source: Reuters

Large group of Assad regime soldiers at al-Safira were surrounded by Syrian rebels.

They were requested to surrender their weapons, positions, and themselves.

The request was approved, and they evacuated the sites.

3 x T-90A tanks were abandoned by Assad forces in one location, along with T-72M, T-55 tanks, and a BMP-1.

Syrian rebels now possess at least five modern Russian tanks.

Important note: Assad's 25th Special Mission Forces Division, aka Tiger Forces, is commanded by Major General Suhail al-Hassan.

Their base is now on the hands of Syrian rebels along with significant number of Russian armor.

WOW: Syrian rebels captured Podlet-K1 (48Ya6-K1) low-altitude surveillance radar at Assad regime's 25th Special Forces Division HQ.

The Podlet-K1 radar is vital for air defense, complementing S-300 and S-400 systems:

• Tracks low-altitude targets like UAVs and cruise missiles.
• Simultaneously monitors up to 200 targets.
• Detection range: 300 km, effective altitude: 10 km.

Syrian Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) Leader Abu Mohammed al-Joulani visits Citadel of Aleppo.

Important note: Even Ukraine NEVER captured one of these systems intact.

Podlet radar, crucial for detecting low-flying targets like Storm Shadow and Neptune missiles and guiding air defense systems, poses significant risks if captured by Ukraine or the West for study.

More spoils: Suruj camp, east of Hama has fallen after regime militias fled, leaving behind vehicles and equipment, now seized by Syrian rebels.

Armenia no longer considers itself a CSTO member, with no return possible, says Armenian PM Pashinyan:

“The point of no return has been crossed.”