The CPAC reported 19 violations by the U.S.-led coalition in Syria's skies

The Russian military has recorded 19 violations of the Syrian airspace by the aircraft of the international anti-terrorist coalition led by the United States. This was reported at a briefing on November 19 by the deputy head of the Center for the Reconciliation of Enemy Parties (CRAP) in the SAR, Captain First Rank Oleg Ignasyuk.

"In the area of Et-Tanf, 18 violations of the rules of use of the Syrian Arab Republic (SAR) airspace by the coalition aviation were recorded over the day: a pair of F-15 fighters (seven times), a pair of F-16 fighters and a pair of A-10 attack aircraft," Ignasyuk specified.

Another case is related to the violation of deconfliction protocols of December 9, 2019 due to uncoordinated flights of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with the Russian side.

Ignasyuk also noted that representatives of the CPVS conducted a humanitarian action in the Khaseke province. 300 food packages with a total weight of more than 2.9 tons were given out.

In addition, together with the Syrian authorities, the exit of five refugees from the IDP camp was ensured.

"The Russian Center for the Reconciliation of the Enemy Parties once again draws attention to the grave humanitarian situation in the Al-Rukban refugee camp located in the US-occupied Et-Tanf zone, from where the exit of five refugees (one man, two women, two children) was ensured," Ignasyuk stressed.

The deputy head of the CPVS in Syria added that a total of 4,307 people crossed the border of Syria from the territory of Lebanon during the day.

Earlier, on November 18, the DCAF reported that the Syrian Armed Forces (SAF) killed at least five militants in the Idlib de-escalation zone. The terrorists were driven back while trying to infiltrate the military positions in the Kafer Ruma neighborhood. There were no casualties among Syrian servicemen.

Before that, on November 17, the US-led coalition aviation violated the rules of use of Syrian airspace by six pairs of F-15 fighter jets 12 times. There were also two cases of violations of the Dec. 9, 2019 deconfliction protocols due to uncoordinated drone flights.