Syrian Army Kills Terrorists’ Operations Room Commander in Homs

The terrorist commander, Rawad al-Aksah, was killed in Teir Ma’la in Homs countryside. Al-Aksah was in charge of Homs operations room and also led the terrorists in Teir Ma’la.

Reports from Homs said that another top terrorist leader, Amer Moussa Shiblout, has also been identified among the dead.

The Syrian armed forces conducted massive military operations in the Northern and Northeastern countryside of ‎Homs province on Thursday.

Early battlefield reports indicated large casualties among the militants. Reports on Thursday evening said the Syrian army, backed up by the Russian warplanes, still continues marching on militant-held regions.

Meanwhile, the Syrian forces retook full control over Khalidiya village in Homs, killing a number of terrorists and destroying their weapons.

On Wednesday, leader and deputy leader of a main anti-government militant group in Syria’s Homs province were killed along with several other notorious terrorists in a Syrian Army ambush operation.

The army ambushed the terrorist group near al-Samalil village in Southern al-Houleh in the Northern countryside of Homs, killing at least 7 members of the terrorist group, most of them among the most notorious and most wanted terrorists.

The group’s leader, Ammar al-Khodr, and the notorious Chechen terrorist, Abo Anas, were identified among the dead.

The “Ahrar al-Sham Islamic Movement” also acknowledged the death of the seven terrorists, and said Ammar al-Khodr, who was confirmed dead, was the chief of Ahrar al-Sham Islamic Movement in al-Houleh.

His deputy and the Movement’s military commander in Homs, Abdullah Barakat, was also among the dead, according to the terrorist group.