A large SDF military convoy has entered Ayn Issa countryside.

Clashes continued in the evening hours.

The Turkish proxy forces and SDF are exchanging fire in the area of Umm al-Kayif, north west of Tel Tamer. Neither side is trying to advance.

Asayish internal security forces dismantle an explosive device in the Ghuwairan neighborhood of Hasakah city.

A meeting between a Russian delegation and the Ayn Issa Civil Council took place in Ayn Issa city to discuss the reconstruction and repair of hospital and school facilities in Ayn Issa district damaged by the conflict.

The SDF took control over Sadda and al-Kafifa villages southwest of Tel Abyad.

A car bomb was dismantled in Ayn Issa by local security forces.

Turkish proxy forces shelled the villages of Debs and Hoshan with mortars and rockets, accompanied by Turkish strike-capable drone presence. Debs and Hoshan are located west of Ayn Issa on the M4 highway.

Sporadic clashes between Manbij Military Council and Turkish proxy forces reported at Umm Jalud and Arab Hassan villages, north of Manbij. No casualties reported.

The Syrian Army shot down a small Turkish drone in the village of Hamo, near Qamishlo.

Asayish Internal Security Forces seized and dismantled a number of improvised explosive devices in the village of Hawayeh in the Deir-ez-Zor countryside.

6 U.S. armored vehicles headed from Chil Akha (Al-Jawadiyah) towards Rimelan area, in the triangle border with Iraq and Turkey.

There was reported movement of US military vehicles and trucks from several points in the Hasakah countryside towards Deir-ez-Zor and Derik (Al-Malikiyah) oilfield areas.

The second batch of international aid arrived through the Semalka border crossing into North and East Syria. The aid will be delivered to the Tuweyna/Washo Kani camp near Hasakah. Camp authorities report that there are now over two thousand IDP from Tel Abyad (Gire Spi) and Sere Kaniye (Ras Al Ayn) in the camp.

The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria has announced that it will increase the salaries of workers and employees in the region. It is one of the biggest employers in North and East Syria. The decision was made at a meeting of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration with the Finance Authority on Wednesday 27th November.

Ilham Ahmed, Chair of the Syrian Democratic Council: “Our security forces stopped 635 attempted escapes from al Hol camp since the Turkish invasion. Many of the camp residents have European citizenship. European countries should help strengthen the security of prisons, detention centers, and camps without delay.”

Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq: “The number of Syrian refugees arriving in the Kurdistan region from northeastern Syria has exceeded 17,000 since the start of the Turkish military operation on October 9.”

Turkish artillery wounds two Syrian army soldiers in Birketik, a village in the surroundings of Tel Abyad.

Turkish forces and proxies shell the villages of Qazali and Birket in the Tel Abyad countryside.

Four unexploded mortar shells fired from across the Turkish border into the countryside of Amude have been dismantled by Asayish internal security forces.

No clashes in Ayn Issa, but movement of Turkish proxy forces reported in the village of Ma’alek, north of Ayn Issa.

In al Hol camp, resident Salman al-Khalaf (14 years old) has been reported as murdered.

A US military convoy drove through Hasakah and south towards Deir-ez-Zor. The convoy consisted of 20 military vehicles as well as fuel trucks.

The first official visit of a Russian delegation to the local administration of Kobane took place.

In the evening there was a large explosion in Qamishlo, in the south of the city close to the Qamishlo airport which is under joint control of Russia and Syria army. The reason for the explosion unknown until now.

Following the explosion, there was unidentified airplane activity over Qamishlo throughout the evening and night.

A spokesperson of the international coalition denied reports that US warplanes struck an Iranian target south of the city: “The Coalition and US forces were not involved in any strikes in the Qamishli region.”

Clashes between Turkish proxy forces and the SDF were reported in the vicinity of Tel al-Ward village of Zirgan (Abu Rasin).

The Head of Deir-ez-Zor Military Council Ahmed Abu Khulah has survived an assassination attempt in the eastern Deir-ez-Zor countryside.

U.S. armored vehicles left the U.S. military base west of Hasakah, heading into the southern outskirts of the city. A convoy of 3 U.S. armored vehicles headed towards the same destination on the morning of the 26th.

A US military convoy of 3 armored vehicles, 3 tanks and logistics equipment entered North and East Syria.

Turkey advanced armoured vehicles to the villages it controls to the north and east of the strategically-located administrative capital Ayn Issa. During all day there were drones flying over the city and its surroundings.

In the evening and night there were reported violent clashes between the SDF, the Syrian army and Turkish proxy forces on the Tel Tamer and Zirgan (Abu Rasin) axis, particularly in Tel al-Ward.

The security situation remains poor in al-Hol camp, with at least 20 tent-burning incidents in the camp to date throughout November, compared to 9 the month before.

After the agreement between the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and tribal leaders more than 100 families (360 people) have left al-Hol camp to be returned to their places of origin.

ISIS have claimed more than 20 assassinations in Deir-ez-Zor since the Turkish invasion as part of a campaign targeting those working with the Autonomous Administration, with at least 10 victims identified by name.

The director of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Osama Suleiman, stated: “We have documented at least 64 elements who were members of the ISIS terrorist organization and joined the Turkish proxy forces.”

Turkish proxy forces withdrew 2km from Ayn Issa. The Turkish drones continue flying over the area targeting Ayn Issa camp surroundings and nearby villages.

Further attacks were not reported although there was increased movement of Turkish proxy forces in the area of Sidon village.

Constant jet activity over Tel Tamer today. Turkish proxy forces conducted an attack on the village Tal Tawel in the Tel Tamer countryside.

Asayish Internal Security Forces dismantled a motorcycle loaded with 5kg TNT in the Gweran neighborhood, Hasakah city.

A U.S. military convoy was documented in the Qamishlo outskirts this morning.

There has been a significant escalation of the conflict in and around the city of Ayn Issa. Turkish proxy forces launch ground attacks on the area of Ayn Issa. Turkish strike drones bomb around the city and the refugee camp areas (1km northwest from Ayn Issa), along with areas located south of the international M4 road. Turkish backed forces breached the boundaries of the camp before being repelled.

Turkish shelling of Malaak village wounded 5, including one child.

The SDF has sent significant reinforcements to Ayn issa countryside.

The 10th Turkish-Russian patrol took plcae in the area of Dirbesiye, accompanied by drone aircraft(UAVs).

A German female ISIS member with her three children and one ISIS-linked US child have been handed over to their respective governments by officials of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria.

Anti-terror units belonging to Manbij military council captured a cell attempting to smuggle ISIS families from al-Hol camp towards Turkey.

Returns of 3000 Syrian IDPs from Hol Camp to their home communities near Raqqa are planned for the coming days, with returns to Raqqa to follow, as the Autonomous Administration continues its program of managed returns together with local tribal and community leaders.

Work is underway to expand Roj camp near Derik to securely house 1500 third-country national women and children from the foreigners’ annex in al-Hol camp, as part of further efforts to reduce overcrowding and tension in the volatile camp. Expansion should be finished in the coming weeks.

At least 100,000 people in Hasakah city alone are still reliant on trucked-in water totalling 750,000 liters daily.

Ilham Ahmed, president of the Syran Democratic Council, has called for an international delegation of researchers, press and NGOs to be allowed to visit Turkish-occupied Afrin and document rights violations there. She noted that North and East Syria is open to all journalists, whereas access to Turkish-occupied areas is impossible.

British Special Envoy for Syria, Martin Longden, met with with representatives of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria at Semalka border crossing, to discuss the latest developments in the region. The co-chair of the Foreign Affairs Commission made the proposal for an international force to be put in place on the Syria-Turkey border.

The SDF took control of villages Mardouda and Wasita Maksour north of the village Sharakrak.

The Syrian army is preparing a helipad at the 93rd Brigade in Ayn Issa region. The Syrian army also began construction of an airstrip, with the aim of delivering military and logistical reinforcements.

The Syrian army began the expansion of its military base at Jabal Kawkab in the countryside of Hasakah city.

In Kobane and surrounding countryside the “Free Burma Rangers” began distributing aid to IDPs from the areas of Sere Kaniye(Ras al-Ain) and Tal Abyad (Gire Spi).

Russian armored vehicle runs into a civil car in the countryside of Manbij city leaving 3 women and one child dead and 3 wounded.

SDF anti-terror units and US forces carried out an operation in the town of Dhiban, east of Deir-ez-zor, accompanied by four aircrafts. It was reported that 14 ISIS suspects were captured.

The Department of Foreign Relations of North and East Syria handed over three ISIS-linked children of British origin to the British Foreign Office.

Lina Abdelwahab, a female member of the Syria Future Party, was shot by masked gunmen in her home in Deir-ez-Zor on 17 November. She is now in hospital in Qamishlo. The Syria Future Party was the political party that Hevrin Khalaf, who was assassinated by Turkish backed forces on 12th October, was the Secretary General of.

A joint military patrol of two Russian armored vehicles and three Syrian government vehicles took place in the Tel Tamr countryside from Tal Akhbayish village to the Assyrian village of Tal Jumaa.

Clashes were reported in the village of Dawudiyah northwest of Tel Tamer, between the Syrian Democratic Forces and Turkish proxy forces.

Turkish proxy forces attacked Syrian army positions with mortar shells between the villages of Rub’at and Tel al-Ward in Zirgan(Abu Rasin) countryside.

SDF intelligence has carried out security operation targeting Turkish-backed group “Ahrar Al-Sham” in the village “Al-Debs”, 3km from Ayn Issa. 8 Terrorists including a field commander were captured alive.

Russian and Turkish forces met in Shirrak silos to establish a joint military point between the two parties in Ain Issa region.

There was heavy Turkish shelling on the village of Qiz-Ali and its silos, west of Tel Abyad.

Russian forces have announced that they have control of the Sarin airbase and the establishment of Russian observation points in the countryside of Kobane.

SDF intelligence captured 11 members of an ISIS terrorist cell in Raqqa city who were responsible for a terrorist attack at Al-Naeem roundabout in June

A meeting between the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and the Syrian goverment took place in Damascus to discuss the development of a political agreement.

Turkish proxy forces targeted positions of the Syrian army east of Bab al-Khayr with heavy machine gun and mortar fire.

A Turkish drone stroke hit a civilian car in the village of Qirinfol, 20km west of Tel Abyad. Two civilians died – Nizam Mahmoud Feto (20) and Haci Hemed Sali. Two civilians – Rokisan (22) and her sister Newroz (25) – were taken to Kobane hospital with critical injuries. A fifth person, Mohamed Mahmoud Feto, was lightly injured.

The ninth Russian-Turkish joint patrol took place in the Dirbesiye countryside, intensive Russian aircraft activity over the area was reported.

US forces conduct a patrol from the US base in Rimelan towards al-Qahtaniya in the countryside of Qamishlo.

The SDF denied the rumor that an agreement between Russia, Turkey and the SDF was reached concerning the area of the M4 International road and the city of Tel Tamer and the passing of control of these areas to the Russian military police and Syrian goverment forces.

Attacks by Turkish proxy forces continued in Zirgan (Abu Rasin) countryside.

Russian forces intend to set up a military base in the village of Um al-Kayif, 5 km northwest of Tel Tamer.

Throughout the day fighting north of Tel Tamer continued, without significant changes of front.

In the evening Turkish proxy forces launched attacks in the direction of Tel Tamer.

Heavy clashes took place around the village Sharakrak north east of Ayn Issa. Rumors of Turkish proxy forces capturing the silos were false.

All attacks by Turkish proxy forces were repulsed.

At 4:50 PM a motorcycle bomb exploded in Khashman neighbourhood, north of Hasakah. No casaulties, only material damage was reported.

12 Russian military vehicles moved from the surroundings of Manbij towards the countryside of Kobane and towards the M4 international highway.

In the morning the SDF launched an offensive to reclaim the villages of Dawudiya, Aziziya and al-Arisha. By the end of the day the SDF had taken control over all of those villages.

There were reports of preparations being made to withdraw SDF and Turkish-backed forces from the M4 International highway to a distance of one to three kilometers.

The seventh joint Russian-Turkish patrol took place in Girke Lege countryside, accompanied by two helicopters.

In the evening the Mine Engineering Division of the Asayish internal security forces dismantled an explosive device mounted onto a motorcycle in the Mufti neighborhood of Hasakah.

An unidentified gunman opened fire in al-Shuhayl town, killing one civilian and wounding his brother. Names have not been published yet.

Asayish internal security forces in Qamishlo said they have detained an individual planting a motorcycle bomb on Wahide street in the city center – also the location of this week’s car bombing.

The Syrian Army is now posted along the border between Dirbesiye and Derik (al-Malikiyah). The Semalka border crossing with the Kurdish Regional Government of Iraq will remain under the control of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria.

Kurdish Red Crescent published an update on the preparation of Washokani Camp in the village of Tweyna outside of Hasakah city for newly displaced people, which currently houses 700 people. Currently, 100 family tents have been erected, the remainder of the displaced people are in large shared tents. Due to lack of permission from the Syrian Goverment, UNHCR is unable to support the construction of the camp.

Turkish proxy forces continued shelling the villages north of Tel Tamer, especially in the area of Arishah which was later captured.

Throughout the day the village of Tel Tawil was shelled with mortars, artillery, and heavy machine guns.

Although the majority of civilians from the villages surrounding Til Temir have fled towards Heseke and Qamishlo, some still remain.

Reports of international coalition air planes and military helicopters in the northern countryside of Deir-ez-Zor.

Joint Turkish-Russian patrols tooks place in western of Dirbesiye as part of the Sochi agreement.

Russian forces (helicopters, and planes with military equipment) have entered the former US air base south of Kobane following the US’s complete withdrawal from the airbase.

The road from Ayn Issa to Kobane has been sporadically cut off as Turkish forces try to seize the road and isolate Ayn Issa city. Heavy sleeper-cell activity and daily shellings is reported.

SAA soldiers have begun to take position in the border areas of Girke Lege , Rimelan, Derik (al-Malikiyah) including Ayn Diwar fulfilling the last phase of the military agreement with Syrian Democratic Forces.

In the night a member of SDF was attacked by a grenade thrown by unidentified persons who were riding a motorcycle in the neighborhood of al-Mahata. No serious injuries were reported.

Two ISIS women who were fleeing from al-Hol camp were arrested by Asayish internal security forces in al-Nashwa neighborhood, Hasakah city.

Following the SDF counter-attack the night of 12 November, heavy clashes and mutual shelling took place on the Tel Tamer – Zirgan (Abu Rasin) axis.

The SDF retook the villages of Qasimiyah, Rashidiya, Umm Ashaifa, al-Ameriyeh, Azaziyeh and Samila.

High level of activity of Turkish reconnaissance aircraft over the countryside of Zirgan (Abu Rasin), reports of arrival of Turkish proxy reinforcements.

Violent attacks ongoing as Turkey tries to seize the villages of Dawoudiyeh, Azaziyeh and Til al-Ward, where a many Assyrian Christian civilians still remain in their homes. Christian fighters and other SDF components are holding out under heavy fire.

ISIS militants claimed to have captured and executed an SDF soldier in Darnaj, Deir-ez-Zor.

Behdi Husno, spokesperson of Jazeera Asayish security forces announced the capture of Ahmet Casım Mustafa, a perpetrator of the 11th November bomb attack in Qamishlo.

Approximately 120 vehicles including armoured vehicles and ammunition and logistics left the coalition base in Sarrin in the morning.

U.S. forces conduct another patrol in the town and countryside of Derik (al-Malikiyah) towards the cemetery “Martyr Xabat Derik” within the Syrian-Iraqi-Turkish border triangle.

Approximately 20 military vehicles entered through Yaaroubia/Al Walid border crossing with Iraq and headed towards Tirbespi.

Camp authorities at Al Hol camp state that the camp’s medical clinics can only meet 10% of demand and the shortage in water supply is critical.

During the day Turkish backed forces made significant territorial gains in the areas of Tel Tamer and Abu Rasin, advancing to 2km from the city of Tel Tamer and capturing the road between Abu Rasin and Tel Tamer.

The SDF launched a counter-operation in the evening and recaptured some of these areas. The daytime attacks of Turkish proxy forces targeted the area north of Tel Tamer in the surroundings of Umm al-Kaif, Rihaniye and Qasimiye villages with artillery and drone strikes.

Massive fires were lit at the outskirts of the city to create smoke screen protection from drone strikes and surveillence.

The SDF counter-operation in the evening and overnight pushed Turkish forces further away from the city, recapturing the road to Zirgan (Abu Rasin) and Umm al-Kaif village. Three military vehicles were captured from Turkish backed forces.

Most of the fatalities on the front line were caused by Turkish drone air strikes.

In the morning the fifth Turkish-Russian patrol, started in the village of Marj Ismail in the eastern countryside of Kobani. A Turkish patrol vehicle opened fire and tear gas on the protesters between the villages Tel Hajib and Qara Mazraa . At least 4 people were wounded, including a journalist from the Women’s TV statoin (Jin TV), fatalities have not yet been confirmed.

Asayish internal security forces carried out an operation to capture terrorists responsible for the car bomb attacks yesterday in Qamishlo, which killed 6 and injured dozens.

US forces continued with military patrols in the countryside of Rimelan and Chil Akha (Al-Jawadiyah).

Coalition Spokesperson Colonel Myles Caggins held a joint press conference. They gave the following updates:

• US bases in Manbij, Raqqa, Tabqa, and the Lafarge Cement Factory all closed, only Sarrin base remains as part of ‘deliberate withdrawal’ to east Syria.

• The coalition official affirmed they would continue to jointly fight the Islamic State in the Hasakah and Deir-ez-Zor areas.

• The SDF spokesperson issued a joint call for international support in dealing with the 12,000 ISIS fighters in SDF detention.

• The Armenian Christian priest Hanna Ibrahim and his father Ibrahim Hanna Bido were assassinated on the road from Hasekah to Deir-ez-Zor. The attack was claimed by ISIS.

ISIS have claimed 30 attacks in the first 10 days of November – an increase of nearly 300% compared to the first days of October before the Turkish invasion.

From the early hours of the morning Turkey and its proxy forces continued attacks – including drone/UAV air strikes – in the region north of Tel Tamer, ultimately capturing Mahmoudiyah village.

The fourth joint Russian-Turkish patrol took place within the eastern and southeastern countryside of Dirbesiye. The local people protested by throwing stones and shoes.

In the afternoon 3 vehicle explosions took place in the city center of Qamishlo. 6 people died, and 48 others were injured, including 4 members of the Asayish internal security forces. It is reported that 25 to 30 shops were destroyed or damaged in the explosion.

Northeast of Ayn Issa, Turkish proxy forces launched large assaults on the defense line of the M4 highway and tried to gain access to the road. They took control of Khafiyah village, but were repelled at the Shirrak silos.

In the night the SDF repelled an attack on Masudiyah village, 30km east of Ayn Issa.

SDF anti-terror units, with support from the International Coalition, captured several ISIS of members including former leader Hammam al-Lafi in the city of Hawaij,east of Deir ez Zor.

SDF spokesperson Kino Gabriel, SDF Press spokesperson Mustafa Bali and Anti-ISIS

According to the SDF, since the start of the 17th October ‘ceasefire’ 182 SDF fighters were killed and 243 wounded.

They also reported 108 ground assaults, 82 air strikes, 110 artillery barrages outside agreed ‘safe zone’ area.

Heavy fighting took place on the Tel Tamer – Abu Rasin axis as well as villages close to Tel Tamer on the Tel Tamer – Sere Kaniye axis. The SDF and Syrian army took control of the village Dawoodiyeh in Zirgan (Abu Rasin) countryside. Soon after, Turkish proxy forces shelled the villages of Dawoodiyeh, Arisha and Qassemia. After heavy clashes and attacks from Turkish proxies west of Zirgan (Abu Rasin), Syrian army soldiers withdrew from a number of villages.

West of Tel Tamer clashes continued in the area of Mulla Salman, Mahmoudiyah, and Khirbat Kabra villages where Turkish proxies attacked mainly with mortars and heavy weapons together with strike-capable drones. Kurdish Red Crescent reported that one of its ambulances was bombed on the way to Dardara village, one person was wounded.

5 Syrian soldiers were killed and 8 were wounded after the shelling of al-Manakh and Um al-Shuayfa.

Turkish proxies captured a Syrian army truck loaded with rockets.

In the afternoon further withdrawal of Syrian forces with their heavy vehicles was reported from area between Tel Tamer and Abu Rasin.

At 11 in the evening a US military convoy of a dozen armored vehicles and 20 empty trucks entered from the eastern side of the city and headed towards the M4 international road

Turkish drones bomb the village of Hishah southwest of Ayn Issa. Two civilians were killed and 5 wounded.

Since the 17th October ceasefire agreement between the US and Turkey, 30,000 civilians have been displaced, tens of civilians killed, 1100 km² occupied and 182 SDF soldiers killed.

In the morning the third joint Russian-Turkish patrol took place in the countryside of Derik and nearby towns, often taking the same route as the US patrol three days ago.

Local villagers threw stones and shoes at the military vehicles.

Turkish soldiers fired tear gas at protesters and drove into the protesting crowds in Sermisagha village, reports indicate 10 civilians injured. Serxebun Ali, 25, was critically injured and later died from his injuries.

Turkish proxy forcies attacked the villages Khirbat Karam and Dibis, 2km west of Ayn Issa, and the Shirrak Silos and al-Masaudiyah, also west of Ayn Issa.

The SDF repelled all of the attacks.

10 large tents house 65 families in Tuwena Camp near Hasakah, including families transferred from schools in Til Temir.

Turkish proxy forces were shelling the village of Khalidiya, 10km west of Ayn Issa, on the international M4 road.

Heavy fighting throughout the day took place in Sharaqraq village 4km east of Ayn Issa.

Conrol over Bir Issa village 5km east of Ayn Issa changed many times a day.

Turkish army was targeting Qasimia village in Tel Tamer countryside with shelling and drone strikes.

SDF and the Syrian army reclaimed the village Mashrafah Umm Shu’ayfah, northwest of Zirgan (Abu Rasin) city, from Turkish proxies.

The Syrian army and Manbij Military Council exchanged artillery fire with Turkish- backed forces in Arab Hassan (Sagheer), Al Dadaniyeh and al Hamran.

Turkish backed forces shelled the village Maranaz and Shara in Tel Rifaat region.

Some returns to North and East Syria from Bardarash refugee camp in KRG Iraq have been recorded.

The memorial ceremony for Zau Seng, international humanitarian volunteer from Burma who was killed by Turkish shelling, took place in Derik (Al Malakiya)

After several meetings with Coalition commanders, SDF commander Mazloum Abdi announced resumption of the joint program to combat ISIS.

Talks with the Syrian regime about the political status of North and Eastern Syria continue.

There were reports that Turkish-backed jihadists use a German-produced Leopard tank in the area of Ras al Ain (Sere Kaniye).

Fighting on the Ayn Issa axis continues.

More than 40 trucks loaded with arms, ammunition and Russian armored vehicles arrived at the coordination and military operations center of Russian forces and SDF militia in Ayn Issa.

Heavy clashes took place between Turkish-backed SNA and SDF in the vicinity of Kafia village west of Tel Abyad.

The Khufet Salem silos in the countryside of Tel Abyad have been recaptured from Turkish proxy forces.

US forces patrol the Syrian-Iraqi-Turkish border triangle containing oil and gas fields in the countryside of Derik (al Malakiya).

Syrian government helicopters are recorded flying over the city of Manbij and its eastern countryside and landing in Saidiya base west of Manbij.

There were reports that the village of Sheikh Issa was shelled by Turkish forces.

ISIS claims 20 attacks in the first 5 days of November alone, as rates of ISIS attacks continue to rise.