Southern Syria: Senior Terrorist Commanders Killed, Injured in Remote-Controlled Blasts

The news websites reported that a field commander of the FSA-affiliated Jeish al-Thowrah was killed in a remote-controlled bomb planted in his car as he was driving on a road near the town of Seida in Eastern Dara’a.

The websites further said that Hossein Mahamid nom de guerre Abu Ali Dushka (DShK), a field commander of Ferqa Aswad al-Sunna affiliated to the FSA, was also critically injured after a remote-controlled bomb in his car went off in Dara’a al-Balad district in Southern part of Dara’a city.

Local sources said that the rival terrorists had planted the bombs in the FSA commanders’ vehicles.

Dissident-affiliated websites disclosed earlier today that a number of gunmen have been killed and wounded in a fresh round of clashes between terrorists groups affiliated to the Free Syrian Army (FSA) in Northern Dara’a.

The websites reported that al-Waliyah Mojahedi Houran gunmen and Ahfad Omar Brigade, two FSA-affiliated groups, engaged in fierce clashes in the town of Ankhal in Northern Dara’a, leaving at least three gunmen dead and several more wounded.

The sources said that curfew has been declared in Ankhal following the clashes, adding that the infighting erupted after one of the members of al-Waliyah Mojahedi Houran was executed by one of the commanders of Ahfad Omar Brigade.