Syrian Army captures strategic town in southeast Idlib

The Syrian Arab Army’s (SAA) latest push in the southeastern countryside of the Idlib Governorate has officially paid off, as their forces captured an imperative town near the Hama axis.

Led by the Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army reentered Abu Dali after it was discovered that the town itself was empty of jihadist rebels.

With Abu Dali empty, the Syrian Army was able to assert full control over the town.

Abu Dali is an imperative town located inside the southeastern countryside of the Idlib Governorate; it was a top priority for the Syrian Army’s High Command due to an important crossroad that is located inside of it.