Syrian Amy kills the most dangerous terrorist leader

The missiles of “Free(zionist) Army” land on al-Seryan and al-Ashrafia.

More than 15 mortar shells and local-made missiles have landed on al-Ashrafia and al-Seryan al-Jadida neighborhoods of Aleppo, according to local sources; resulted in injuries among the civilians.

Syrian Army kills one of the most dangerous leaders of al-Qaeda in the east of Syria.

Syrian Army has carried out a military operation against the armed militants around “17” brigade in Raqqa city, while Syria Army has confronted an armed attack launched by the armed men on the brigade killing about 30 armed men.

Our reporter points out that the leader of “Raqqa al-Islamy” brigade called by Ahmad al-Jarad has been killed besides 36 of his members during an operation triggered by Syrian army near the brigade, stressing that the so-called rebel leader is one of the most dangerous leaders of al-Qaeda organization in Raqqa city.

In Hasaka city, members of “al-Nashwa al-Gharbia” checkpoint have hold off an attack on the checkpoint killing many of the armed attackers, as members of the Nation Defense members have confronted terrorists from “al-Farouq battalion” and arrested many of them.

Operations carried out by Syrian Army targeting the locations of the gunmen in al-Hamidia neighborhood in Deir Ezzor city result in the death of many of them, including Khalid Ibraheem, as Syrian Army advances in al-Reshdie neighborhood and clashes with the terrorists in the street of Arab Institution for Aviation killing many of them.

Operations take place in Edlib countryside killing Syrian and Arabian members of al-Qaeda.

Syrian Army operates series of the operations against the armed men’s strongholds in Edlib countryside, as Syrian army forces have confronted an armed attack in the western side of Edlib countryside, what resulted in the death of more than 30 armed men and the injury if other, including the leader Ali al-Sayed Ali, Muhammad Shlash, Abed al-Rahman Esa, Asad al-Khalaf, Mahmoud al-Khalaf and 3 non- Syrians, including Aby Zyhair al-Lybi.