BEIRUT (AP) - The Latest on the Syrian conflict and the war against the Islamic State group (all times local):

The U.S.-led coalition says it has struck an Islamic State convoy coming from militant-held territory in Syria to meet IS evacuees being transferred there under a controversial deal brokered by Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group. Hezbollah and the Syrian army arranged the evacuation as part of a ceasefire with Islamic State in an enclave on the Lebanon-Syria border after their offensive against the area last week, coinciding with the Lebanese army assaulting the militants inside Lebanon. “We did crater the road and destroyed a small bridge to prevent this convoy from moving further east,” Dillon told Reuters by phone.
CJTF–OIR jets destroy a section of road, blocking the path of a convoy carrying ISIL evacuees from the Lebanon–Syria border en route to Abu Kamal in the Deir ez-Zor Governorate. The convoy, carrying 308 militants and 331 civilians according to Hezbollah, is now effectively stranded in Syrian government-controlled territory.