The website reported that the regime is now attacking homes of wanted persons with drones, and pointed out that the "Office for Documenting Violations (Amnesty Agreements made between the rebels and the regime)" has a record of five aerial drone attacks since July 2023.

The attacks focused on the cities of Tapas and Al-Yadodah, west of Daraa, and targeted figures who previously operated in the Free Army, in addition to civilians.

The Ala'arar (Al-Agharar) Battalion of the 61st Brigade (which occupies the border line with Israel in the southern Golan), and the industrial area near the city of Taps, are considered the launching centers of these drones.

The site noted that these aircraft have great explosive power and cause enormous damage, in addition to their precise hitting of targets when they fly at low altitude, and do not make a sound while flying, nor do they emit light.

The site cited private sources confirming that Iran's militias are responsible for the issue of drones in the Daraa district, in coordination with the head of the regime's military intelligence branch, Lt. Col. Louie Al-Ali.

The site noted that the 4th Division under the command of Major General Maher al-Assad recently established a camp at the 5th Division headquarters in Israel, to train its members in the use of UAVs, including Abbil 1 and 2 model UAVs made in Iran.

It is worth noting that the attacks carried out by the drones have so far failed to achieve their goals, and the damage has been limited to damage to property only. The regime has so far failed to actually eliminate its opponents using explosive drones.