Syria in Last 24 Hours: Army Seizes Weapons, Munitions Left Behind by Terrorists in Dara’a
The Syrian Army soldiers discovered and seized a car with a large volume of arms and ammunition in a region that was once under terrorists’ occupation near Tafas in Southern part of Dara’a province.
Meantime, the Syrian army continued its military advances in other parts of Syria over the past 24 hours.
Tens of terrorists were killed and dozens more were injured during the Syrian army’s operations in provinces across Syria.
Dara’a
The Syrian Army men seized more weapons and munitions loaded on a car left behind by terrorists in the outskirts of the town of Tafas in Dara’a province.
The army soldiers discovered a car with a large volume of arms and ammunitions, including rifles, machineguns, RPGs and various mortar shells on board in a region that was once under terrorists’ occupation near Tafas in Southern Dara’a province, SANA reported.
Deir Ezzur
The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported on Tuesday that the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) managed to advance against the ISIL in Southeastern Deir Ezzur despite the US’ decision to withdraw from Syria.
The SOHR said that the SDF managed to advance against ISIL near the small towns of al-Sha’afah and al-Sousah in Southeastern Deir Ezzur.
It further added that most of the ISIL gunmen had already left positions.
Clashes between the SDF and the remaining pockets of the ISIL are underway in the region.
Northern Syria
The Turkish military has sent new reinforcements to frontline areas with US-backed People’s Protection Units (YPG) in northern Syria, in what appears to be preparations for an anticipated campaign against the Kurdish militants after Washington announced a plan to withdraw its troops from the Arab country.
Turkey’s official Anadolu news agency reported that a Turkish military convoy with howitzers and artillery batteries as well as different units of armed forces has been deployed to the border district of Elbeyli in the south-central Turkish province of Kilis on Monday.
The private Ihlas News Agency reported that the military reinforcements would take place “gradually,” and that parts of the convoy had already entered Syria.
