Syrian Army Drives ISIL out of More Points in Sweida Deserts

The army men engaged in tough clashes with ISIL in the depth of the rocks in Toloul al-Safa rugged terrain and seized control over several positions, including several caves used by terrorists as hideouts.

In the meantime, the army’s artillery units and aircraft pounded ISIL’s strongholds in Toloul al-Safa in the depth of the Sweida deserts, inflicting tens of casualties on them.

Meanwhile, a field source said that the army’s operation has slowed down as the terrorists have hidden in their hideouts in the rocks and the rugged terrain.

On Sunday, the army men stormed ISIL’s positions in the depth of the rocks in Toloul al-Safa in the Eastern deserts of Sweida, and seized a strategic area.

The army soldiers further took control of several heights and caves used by the terrorists as their stronghold.

In the meantime, the army’s artillery and missile units and aircraft pounded ISIL’s positions in the rocks, inflicting tens of casualties on the militants.