382: IDF Deploys into Buffer Zone with Syria & Controls Strategic Mount Hermon + IDF Strikes Syrian Military Hardware Following Collapse of Assad Regime + US Strikes ISIS Targets in Syria + More

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1. IDF Deploys into Buffer Zone with Syria & Controls Strategic Mount Hermon.
On Sunday, the IDF captured the Syrian side of strategic Mount Hermon, along with a buffer zone that has existed between the countries since the 1970s. The 235-square-kilometer demilitarized buffer zone was established in the 1974 Agreement on Disengagement between Israel and Syria, which concluded the Yom Kippur War, and has been manned for decades by UN peacekeepers. 
2.  IDF Strikes Syrian Military Hardware Following Collapse of Assad Regime.
On Sunday, the IAF hit advanced missile storage sites, air defense systems, and planes, helicopters, and tanks that belonged to the Assad regime’s military. 
On Monday, Israeli planes bombed at least three major Syrian army air bases that housed dozens of helicopters and jets. 
3. US Strikes ISIS Targets in Syria.
US Central Command said that its warplanes conducted “dozens” of airstrikes on more than 75 sites, including known “ISIS leaders, operatives and camps.”
The attacks used B-52 bombers, F-15 fighters, and A-10 Warthogs.
4. Russia to provide warplanes to N. Korea in return for troop combat deployment.
 US Indo-PACOM Commander (Admiral Samuel Paparo): Russia has reached an agreement with North Korea to send MiG-29 and Su-27 fighter aircraft to Pyongyang in return for that nation deploying soldiers to help with Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
5. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy makes rare comment on troop causalities.
The Ukrainian President said that some 43,000 Ukrainian Soldiers have been killed and 370,000 injuries had been reported, since the war with Russia began in February 2022. 
6. US Military pauses V-22 Osprey Fleet following near-accident at Cannon Air Force Base, New Mexico.
The pause was recommended last week “out of an abundance of caution” by Vice Admiral Carl Chebi, the head of Naval Air Systems Command.