The phrase "attacks from the regime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe aggressive actions or assaults that are carried out by a governing authority or political group.
Example: "The citizens are living in fear due to the constant attacks from the regime, which have escalated in recent months."
Alternatives: "assaults by the government" or "aggressions from the authorities."
Civilians living in rebel-held territory across much of Aleppo, Idlib and suburbs of Latakia and Hama in northern Syria already face the constant threat of crude barrel bombs and other attacks from the Assad regime.
Kurds, Christians, Yazidis, Shia, opposing Sunni tribes and gays (who are thrown from the tops of buildings into chanting armed crowds) are among the targets for the barbarism of ISIS, while Sunnis face brutality and chemical attacks from the tottering Assad regime.
Today, just 400,000 people remain in the opposition stronghold, which is under attack from the Assad regime, leaving just one road in and out.
User features are also used to distinguish between attackers and genuine users, while the complex measures are able to distinguish most of the attacks from normal regime and allow us to quantify the impact of the attackers over the crowdsourcing process.
It was even claimed that Isis forces, the intended target of the coalition airstrike, used the attack to take ground from the regime forces.
At my direction, America led an effort with our allies at the United Nations Security Council to pass an historic Resolution that authorized a No Fly Zone to stop the regime's attacks from the air, and further authorized all necessary measures to protect the Libyan people.
"It attacked trucks carrying sophisticated weapons from the regime to Hezbollah," the source said, adding that it took place inside Syria, though the border is poorly defined in the area.
The family waited until the evening for the funeral to avoid being caught in another attack, as funerals are often targeted by shelling from the regime.
Forces from the regime of President Bashar al-Assad have repeatedly attacked Douma, which is located about 13 miles northeast of the Syrian capital.
Satellite detections corroborate that attacks from a regime-controlled area struck neighborhoods where the chemical attacks reportedly occurred – including Kafr Batna, Jawbar, 'Ayn Tarma, Darayya, and Mu'addamiyah.
