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Army Keeps Terrorists under Siege in Homs City
The army units besieged the militants in Al-Wa’ar district of Homs city, killing tens of them in heavy clashes.
Also in the past 24 hours, the army units made major advances in Aleppo city and its surrounding areas and completed their siege of the city.
The army also seized back control over several strategic regions in Aleppo countryside.
The army units regained full control over Al-Hosseynia, En Al-Jarn and Al-Vaviya towns in Aleppo countryside on Monday.
Tens of militants were killed and dozens more injured in heavy clashes with the army.
On Sunday, the Syrian troops staged a series of successful operations in Hanano, al-Mlah, Handarat, Bashekwa, al-Sukari, al-Ramouseh, al Amriye, Sheikh Saeed and Hayyan areas in the countryside of Aleppo, and killed large numbers of the militants.
The army soldiers staged a series of successful operations in Hanano, al-Mlah, Handarat, Bashekwa, al-Sukari, al-Ramouseh, al Amriye, Sheikh Saeed and Hayyan areas in the countryside of Aleppo, and killed large numbers of the rebels.
Elsewhere, the Syrian Army pressed ahead with its operations against foreign-backed militants in Quneitra province, inflicting heavy casualties on the armed groups.
The army soldiers made major advances in Mas’hara, Nabe’ al-Sakhr, al-Mourabba’at and Koudneh areas in the countryside of Quneitra, leaving too many of the rebels dead and a number of their vehicles destroyed.
Meantime, the Syrian army besieged a strategic militant-controlled region in Deir Ezzur in the Eastern parts of the country, cutting the supply routes of the terrorists in the area.
The army units besieged the terrorists in Havija Saqr area of Deir Ezzur which was used by the militants to send supplies to other pars of the province.
The ISIL has control over 40 percent of Deir Ezzur countryside while it only controls Al-Hamidiya and a district of Al-Jabileh in Deir Ezzur city.
Elsewhere, the militants clashed with the Syrian Army and suffered major losses, as the soldiers gained ground in Atman, Sheikh Maskin, al-Habbariyeh, Tafas, Mzeirib and Dara al-Balad.
Also, The army soldiers stormed the hideouts of the rebels in Meshirfeh, Jeb al-Jarrah, Rastan, al-Mashjar, al-Sa’adeh Beit Rab’a and al-Ghanto in the countryside of Homs, killing and injuring huge numbers of them.
Meantime, the insurgents suffered major losses in the areas of Saraqeb, Sarmin, Hmaimat al-Dayer, Talab, Abu al-Zuhour, and al-Zahabiye in Idlib province, as the Syrian Army gained ground against the armed groups.
Elsewhere, Foreign-sponsored militants sustained heavy toll, as the Syrian Army continued to gain more ground in the capital Damascus.
The army soldiers made major advances in Damascus suburbs of Ghouta, Jobar and Zamalka on Sunday, leaving a large number of the rebels dead and wounded.
Insurgents with Jordanian, Tunisian and Egyptian nationalities were identified among the dead.
Also, militants’ hideouts near Erbin, Ein Tarma, and Douma cities were stormed during the Syrian Army’s operations, which caused the deaths of scores of them, including non-Syrians.
Meantime, a German fighter from the ISIL terrorist group was killed during clashes with the Syrian troops in the country’s Eastern province of Deir Ezzur.
The German ISIL fighter, known as Abu Muhammad al-Almani, was killed during his group’s clashes with the Syrian troops at the al- Sina’a neighborhood in the oil-rich province of Deir Ezzur on Saturday, and many other ISIL fighters, most of whom are foreigners, were also killed in the clashes.
In the town of Hwaijat Sakr in Deir Ezzur, a Syrian army unit killed undisclosed ISIL fighters, including Libyans.
The Syrian troops also killed foreign militants in the Eastern countryside of the capital Damascus on Saturday, including Jordanians, Tunisians and Egyptians.
Syrian Military Sources Reject Capture of Idlib by Al-Nusra Terrorists
The Reuters news agency on Monday reported that the Al-Nusra Front militants had entered Idlib city and captured a government building in there.
“The news by some western media sources that the terrorist groups had captured Idlib is not true and the Syrian troops have thwarted the attempt by the militants to seize the city,” a Syrian military source told FNA on Monday.
The military source noted that Al-Nusra Front-affiliated groups, assisted by Kataeb Jund Al-Aqsa terrorists, tried to capture Idlib by attacking the city from the Northwestern side.
He reiterated that the Syrian army killed three notorious commanders of the Al-Nusra Front in the clashes in Idlib and Idlib countryside.
Idlib has been under the control of the Syrian army for more than a year.
Earlier today, the Syrian Army foiled an infiltration attempt by the al-Nusra Front terrorists into a government building in Idlib, killing and injuring dozens of them.
The army soldiers pushed out the al-Nusra terrorists as they attempted to infiltrate into a building in the Northern areas of Idlib, and managed to claim the lives of scores of them.
Syria has been experiencing unrest since March 2011 with organized attacks by well-armed gangs and terrorists against both the army and civilians.
The unrest, which took in terrorist groups from across Europe, the Middle-East and North Africa, has transpired as one of the bloodiest conflicts in recent history.
As the foreign-backed insurgency in Syria continues without an end in sight, the US government has boosted its political and military support to Takfiri extremists.
Kurds Repulse ISIL Push in Syria’s Kobani
Sunday’s pre-dawn assault marked the fourth straight day ISIL had attacked the Syrian side of the border crossing as the Iraqi Kurdish Peshmarga fighters prepared to head for Kobani, AFP reported.
Kurdish forces have been holding out for weeks against an ISIL offensive around Kobani, which has become a high-profile symbol of efforts to stop the terrorists’ advance.
Reports suggest that the Peshmarga forces are “ready to go”, but they are not expected to deploy to Kobani before Monday at the earliest.
Kurdish Fighters Dislodge ISIL from Syria’s Kobani
According to the channel, over the weekend Kurdish fighters switched to an offensive on the Takfiris, forcing them three miles from the city limits after capturing several key locations, RIA Novosti reported.
According to Al Mayadeen, as many as 50 ISIL fighters were killed Sunday.
Kobani, also known as Ayn al-Arab, one of the largest towns in the Kurdish region of Syria bordering Turkey, has been under attack by ISIL militants for over a month. The siege has caused thousands of Kurds to flee for Turkey. According to the so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the fighting has claimed more than 800 victims, over half of them ISIL militants.
The ISIL Takfiri terrorists currently control parts of Syria and Iraq. They have threatened all communities, including Shiites, Sunnis, Kurds, Christians, Ezadi Kurds and others, as they continue their atrocities in Iraq.
Senior Iraqi officials have blamed Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and some Persian Gulf Arab states for the growing terrorism in their country.
The ISIL has links with Saudi intelligence and is believed to be indirectly supported by the Israeli regime.
Army Regains Control over Strategic Regions in Aleppo Countryside
The army units regained full control over Al-Hosseynia, En Al-Jarn and Al-Vaviya towns in Aleppo countryside on Monday.
Tens of militants were killed and dozens more injured in heavy clashes with the army.
Meantime, heavy clashes are underway between the Syrian army and the Al-Nusra Takfiri terrorist group in the surrounding areas in Northern Aleppo.
On Sunday, the Syrian troops staged a series of successful operations in Hanano, al-Mlah, Handarat, Bashekwa, al-Sukari, al-Ramouseh, al Amriye, Sheikh Saeed and Hayyan areas in the countryside of Aleppo, and killed large numbers of the militants.
Syria has been experiencing unrest since March 2011 with organized attacks by well-armed gangs and terrorists against both the army and civilians.
The unrest, which took in terrorist groups from across Europe, the Middle-East and North Africa, has transpired as one of the bloodiest conflicts in recent history.
As the foreign-backed insurgency in Syria continues without an end in sight, the US government has boosted its political and military support to Takfiri extremists.
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