Syria army eliminates major terror master in Aleppo

Syrian military forces have killed one of the nation’s most notorious terrorists in persisting battles around the outskirts of the northern city of Aleppo, al-Alam’s Syria correspondent reported Saturday afternoon.
According to the report, Redwan Tamru, one of the leading commanders of a terrorist group known as “Leva’el-Towhid” was eliminated in a major battle Syrian army units in Aleppo suburbs.
The development comes as intense battles also continue between Syrian armed forces and foreign-backed insurgents in Daraa countryside in Al-Lutf village near al-Lajat region.
Further in the outskirts of capital Damascus, the report adds, dozens of foreign-backed insurgents perished during battles with government troops in Khan-al-Sheikh, Daria and Zakiya regions.
Syrian army units also targeted insurgent staging grounds in al-Qusoor and al-Mazara’a regions of Khan-al-Sheikh suburb of Damascus countryside, eliminating many of the armed insurgents.
Scores of insurgents, including a number of non-Syrian elements, were also killed by government troops in battles near the town of Jubair, also in Damascus outskirts.