Jeish Al-Fatah Sends Hundreds of Terrorists to Northern Lattakia to Stop Syrian Army Advances

The Syrian army thwarted an attempt by Jeish al-Fatah terrorist group to occupy Aliya, Bashoura and al-Saraf villages on Saturday.

Tens of Takfiri terrorists were killed and dozens more were injured during the army’s artillery and missile attacks on Saturday.

Jeish al-Fatah and Al-Nusra terrorist group have issued calls on all their militants in Northern Syria to leave their shaky positions and rush to Northern Lattakia and Idlib.

“The Jeish al-Fatah is well-aware of the strategic importance of Kinsibba town and they know that the fall of this town will help the Syrian army to expand its operations in Idlib province, specially in Jisr al-Shogour region,” a Syrian military analyst told FNA.

In a relevant development earlier today, the Syrian fighter jets inflicted large casualties on terrorists in several combat sorties over their defense lines in the mountainous region in Lattakia province.

The militant groups’ strongholds and defense lines in Abu Ali mountain, al-Qamou’a, al-Baeidha, South of Ein al-Ghaza and Northeast of al-Aliyeh came under the massive bombardments of the Syrian army’s aircrafts.

The militant groups suffered a heavy death toll and their military grid and ammunition depot sustained major damage in the air raids.

Sources said on Wednesday that the militant groups operating in the Northeastern part of Lattakia province called for more fresh forces to save their last main stronghold at the border with Idlib province.

“Most of the terrorists, whose positions in the Northern and Northeastern parts of Lattakia province have been captured by the Syrian army in the recent days, have been ordered by the militant commanders to join Kinsibba battlefront,” the sources said, adding, “Heavy air and artillery attacks on the militant defense lines near Kinsibba testifying the Syrian army’s firm will to conduct an imminent operation in the region to access the Southern territories of Idlib province.