کارزار مرکزی سوریه (۲۰۱۷)

کارزار مرکزی سوریه (۲۰۱۷)[48] عملیات نظامی ارتش سوریه علیه دولت اسلامی عراق و شام (داعش) در طی جنگ داخلی سوریه بود. هدف آن تسخیر شهر استراتژیک نفت خیز السخنه، محاصره و تصرف ۱۱٬۰۰۰ کیلومتر مربع از قلمرو داعش در مرکز سوریه بود[49][50] که پس از آن ارتش سوریه به سوی دیر الزور[51] پیشروی کرد و محاصره سه‌ساله داعش در این شهر را شکست.[52][53] و بعد از آن، میادین به کنترل ارتش سوریه درآمد.[54]

کارزار مرکزی سوریه (۲۰۱۷)
بخشی از جنگ داخلی سوریه، حصر دیر الزور (۲۰۱۴–۲۰۱۷) و مداخله روسیه در جنگ داخلی سوریه

وضعیت مرکز سوریه، پیشروی‌های ارتش سوریه دیده می‌شود
تاریخ۱۴ ژوئیه – ۲۱ اکتبر ۲۰۱۷
 ماه و ۱ هفته)
مکانمرکز سوریه
نتیجه

پیروزی ارتش سوریه و متحدانش

  • نیروهای دولتی سوریه ۱۷٬۰۰۰ کیلومتر مربع،[1] از جمله السخنه را تصرف می‌کنند
  • نیروهای دولتی سوریه دو گروه جداگانه از نیروهای داعش را در مرکز سوریه و شرق حما پاک‌سازی کردند.

نیروهای دولتی سوریه محاصره قسمت غربی شهر دیر الزور[2][3] و فرودگاه دیرالزور را شکستند[4]

  • کنترل دولت سوریه بر خاک سوریه تا پایان تهاجم به حدود ۵۰ درصد افزایش یافت
طرفین درگیر

جمهوری عربی سوریه

روسیه[5]
ایران[6]
پشتیبانی:
حزب‌الله لبنان[7]
حشد شعبی
نیروهای مقاومت سوریه
[[File:|22x20px|border |alt=|link=]] لشکر فاطمیون[8]
بریگارد القدس[9]
نیروهای جلیل[10]
Brigades of the Den[11]

دولت اسلامی عراق و شام

فرماندهان و رهبران
سرلشکر سهیل الحسن[7]
(فرمانده عملیات)
سرلشکر عصام زهرالدین
(فرمانده گارد جمهوری)
سرتیپ ژنرال محمد خدور[12]
(فرمانده شرق سوریه)
ژنرال غسان اسکندر طرف (جانباز)[13]
(فرمانده القاسم)
احمد سلمان سلوم [14]
(Tiger Forces senior commander)
وائل زیدان [15]
(فرمانده ارشد نیروهای ببر)
Nawaf Al-Bashir[16]
(Al-Baggara Sheikh)
Omar Al-Hassan[16]
(al-Baqir Brigade commander)
Maj. Gen. Mustafa Khosh Mohammadi [6]
(IRGC commander)
Col. Morteza Hosseinpour-Shalmani [17]
(Iranian-led Iraqi contingent operations commander)
Gen. Abdullah Khosrawi [18]
(Commander of Fatahin battalion)
Ali al-Aa'shiq [19]
(Radwan Force commander)
[[File:|22x20px|border |alt=|link=]] Anwar Yawri [8]
(Liwa Fatemiyoun commander)
Turki Albu Hamad[20]
(Forces of the Fighters of the Tribes chief commander)
Fadi al-Mellah[10]
(Galilee Forces commander)
Gulmurod Khalimov[21]
(ISIL war minister, reported killed by Russia)
Abu Muhammad al-Shimali[21]
(Deir ez-Zor emir, reported killed by Russia)
Abu Khuzaymah al-Tunisi[22]
(Hisbah police chief)
Abu Saraqah Al-Trablosi [23]
(ISIL top commander of Hama Governate)
واحدهای درگیر

Syrian Armed Forces

  • Syrian Army
    • 1st Armoured Division[24]
    • 3rd Armoured Division
      • Qalamoun Shield Forces[25]
    • 5th Corps[26]
      • [[File:|22x20px|border |alt=|link=]] ISIS Hunters[27]
    • 18th Armoured Division[24]
    • 4th Armoured Division[28]
    • Republican Guard
    • Tiger Forces [7]
  • National Defence Forces and tribal militias
    • Al-Shaitat militias
    • Al-Baggara militias[30][31]
    • Raqqawi militias[32]
  • Syrian Arab Air Force
  • Military Intelligence Directorate
    • Forces of the Fighters of the Tribes[33]
    • Falcons of the Euphrates[34]

Russian forces

  • Russian Aerospace Forces[5]
  • Russian Navy
  • Special operations forces[12]
  • Wagner Group
  • "Thorbrandr" (Scandinavian volunteers)[35]

Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Hezbollah

  • Lebanese units[36]
  • Syrian units
    • Imam Mahdi Scouts from Nubl[36]

Syrian Resistance

  • Falcons of the Jazira and Euphrates[20]

PMF-affiliated militias

  • Kata'ib al-Imam Ali
  • Harakat Hezbollah al-Nujaba
  • Kata'ib Sayyid al-Shuhada[17]

Military of ISIL

  • Wilayat Hama
  • Wilayat Homs
  • Wilayat Raqqa
  • Wilayat Deir ez-Zor
  • Hisbah police
قوا
50,000 (pro-government claim)[37] Several thousand fighters
تلفات
912 killed[38] (10 IRGC, 36 Hezbollah killed)[39][40]
17 killed (15 PMCs)[41][42]
1,394 killed[43]
۱۹۰ غیرنظامی کشته شدند[44][45][46][47]

منابع

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  31. 436 killed (17 July–8 Sep.), 28 killed (in Deir ez-Zor; 9–10 Sep.), 129 killed (in Hama & Homs; 9 Sep. –6 Oct.), 281 killed (in Deir ez-Zor counterattack; 28 Sep. –12 Oct.), 33 killed (in al-Hamima attacks; 17–20 Oct.), 5 killed (Qaryatain; 20 Oct.), total of 912 reported killed
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