US conducts airstrikes against ISIS targets in Syria as Assad's regime faces challenges

The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced airstrikes on Sunday targeting ISIS camps and operatives in central Syria. This action comes as Bashar Assad's regime faces significant challenges, with Assad reportedly fleeing to Russia. CENTCOM conducted over 75 strikes using various U.S. Air Force aircraft. The operation aims to prevent ISIS from exploiting the instability in Syria. Initial assessments indicate no civilian casualties. CENTCOM stated it will continue operations with regional partners to disrupt ISIS activities. General Michael Erik Kurilla emphasized the commitment to prevent ISIS from reconstituting in the region.