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Syrian Army Wins Back Terrorists’ Last Defense Line Near Strategic Airbase in Idlib

 

The Syrian army forces regained control of the terrorists’ last defense lines in Southeastern Idlib during the operations to win back Abu al-Dhohour airbase, and opened their way into the military airport.

The army troops continued to advance in Southeastern Idlib towards Abu al-Dhohour on Thursday, taking back control of the villages of Rasm al-Dabsheh, Rasm Abed, Um Harif and Um Jorah.

Meantime, the Syrian army soldiers gained back control of the terrorists’ last defense line in Tal Saloumeh South-West of the airbase.

Also, field sources reported that the army units have attacked the militants’ positions in Abu al-Dhohour, entering the strategic airbase.

A number of the special forces of the Al-Nusra Front (Tahrir al-Sham Hay’at or the Levant Liberation Board) were killed and scores more were wounded on Wednesday in the Syrian Army operation near Abu al-Dhohour airbase in Southeastern Idlib.

Well-informed sources reported that nine members of the elite units of Al-Nusra have been killed and two dozen more have been injured in the army attack near Abu al-Dhohour airbase.

The sources said also that the artillery and missile units opened heavy fire at Al-Nusra movements and positions at Abu al-Dhohour military airport and it nearby regions.

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