Battles in Homs City
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Were a series of battles in and around Homs City, in the Homs Governatorate, during the Syrian Civil War.
Chronology
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November 2011: During the civil unrest that began in Syria in 2011, some of the eastern Ghouta residents took part in the protests against the Syrian president Bashar Al-Assad and joined the Syrian rebels.
March 2012: On 1 March 2012, the Syrian Army took full control of the quarter of Baba Amr according to a Syrian official.
December 2012: Deir Baalbah was recaptured by Government forces.
January 2013: It was reported that Free Syrian Army (FSA) overran the Um al-Sakhar air defense base.
March 2013: Rebel fighters launched an assault on the district of Baba Amr in Homs.
April 2013: The Syrian Army took control over the town of Abel.
November 2012: In October 2012, Free Syrian Army (FSA) took over part of the Deir Baalbah neighborhood of Homs.
May 2014: Under the terms of an agreement between the Syrian government and rebels the government forces take over all rebels districts in Homs city.
May 2015: Palmyra offensive (May 2015).
March 2016: Palmyra offensive (March 2016).
December 2016: Palmyra offensive (December 2016).
February 2012: Joret al-Shayyah fell under the control of the Syrian opposition.
November 2011: In late October 2011, a Free Syrian Army brigade built around defected army officers repeatedly ambushed government's security forces around the Baba Amr neighbourhood of Homs and through early November successfully defended the Baba Amr neighborhood.
February 2012: Qusour fell under the control of the Syrian opposition.
June 2012: Capture of al-Ghouta by Government forces.
March 2017: Palmyra offensive (2017).
March 2013: The military re-secured the district of Baba Amr and repelled the rebels.
February 2012: The Old City of Homs fell under the control of the Syrian opposition.
