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Analysis: The UK's ministry of defence has blogged outlining - with cold logic and traditional British reserve - how RAF jets will 'minimise civilian casualties' during their bombing of Syria.
Analysis: The commander of Iran's army has said Tehran's air force could provide 'aerial and ground support' for the Syrian regime and Iraqi military fighting the Islamic State group.
Analysis: All indications suggest Russia and the United States favour the Kurdish alliance in the fight against IS, despite its links with the regime and Turkey's concerns.
Feature: An increasing numbers of Syrian refugees are returning back to their war-torn country, as aid dries up and the brutal war, now in its fifth year, drags on.
Comment: The cream of Tehran's military, responsible for Iran's 'extraterritorial operations' continues to expand its operations in Syria, defying international sanctions, notes Nick Rodrigo.
Analysis: Damascus had a rare chance to celebrate after troops rescued soldiers trapped at Kweres airbase - but overall victory looks far from certain for the regime.
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In-depth: Kataib Hezbollah has been internationally listen as a 'terrorist organisation', but that has not stopped Moscow from providing air cover for its operations, reports Austin Bodetti.
Russia's air war in Syria began three months ago. Since then, hundreds of civilians including children have been killed with many in targeted strikes.
Analysis: With its partnership with Israel in tatters and growing military dependency on Iran, Russia has fewer cards to play than in past crises.
Analysis: Iraqi militias are divided on their approach to strikes on Israel, but any large-scale attack by Tel Aviv could pull Iraq deeper into a regional war.