Syrian Army Seizes Large Cache of American, Israeli Weapons from Terrorists in Dara’a

The army found a huge depot of arms and ammunition that is the largest ever seized from the terrorists and has branches in several caves and hideouts in al-Petra Mountain in Eastern Qalamoun.

The Syrian army’s engineering units seized large caches of terrorists’ military equipment during their mopping operations in the towns of Basr al-Harir and Naheteh in Northeastern Dara’a.

The government troops also found US-made TOW missiles, RPGs, mortar rounds, tanks and a large amount of bullets.

Basr al-Harir and Nahete were among the largest terrorist bastions in Northeastern Dara’a that link Dara’a with Jordan’s borders and al-Lajah region in the North.

The Syrian army had previously seized field hospitals and medicine made in Israel and Saudi Arabia from the terrorists in its military operations in Dara’a.

In a relevant development earlier on Friday, the Syrian army continued its military operations in Eastern Dara’a and managed to impose control over six crucial areas and cut the terrorists’ supply routes.

The Damascus government troops continued their advance in Eastern Dara’a and captured Suker strategic hill and cut off the terrorists supply routes between Um Walad and Habib villages.

The Syrian army also took control of Air Defense Battalion 49 and the town of Ulema West of Qazaleh town in Eastern Dara’a.

The government troops engaged in heavy clashes with the terrorists and liberated Hamd Tal, Abta Dam and Battalion 271 West of Sheikh Meskin city in Eastern Dara’a.

The army’s victories come as the government troops are planning to lay siege on the terrorists in the town of Al-Harak and the nearby Air Defense battalions.