Syrian Army Wins Back More Lands East of Aleppo Province - Islamic Invitation Turkey
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Syrian Army Wins Back More Lands East of Aleppo Province

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The Syrian Army troops continued to advance against the militant groups in the Eastern part of Aleppo province and took back another strategic village after hours of fierce battle, FNA dispatches said Monday.

The Syrian army stormed the militant groups’ defense lines and drove them back from their positions near the strategic village of Aisheh North of Nejjareh village.

A field commander within the Syrian army’s ranks told FNA that the militant groups retreated from the battlefield after leaving behind scores of the dead and wounded members.

On Saturday, the Syrian and Russian fighter jets bombed scores of the militant groups’ positions across the Northern province of Aleppo, adding the militants suffered a heavy death toll in the air attacks.

One of the field commanders of the army in the Northern battlefronts told the FNA on Saturday that the country fighter jets targeted the militant strongholds in Tal Rifat near al-Bab city in the Northern part of Aleppo and Tadif town East of Aleppo, surroundings of Hamidiyeh village East of Kuweires airbase and Deir Hafer in the Eastern part of Aleppo province, which ended in mass destruction of the militant groups’ military vehicles and the killing and wounding of so many of them.

The source further added that one of the senior commanders of al-Shamiyeh Front, Munib Abu Canjou, was badly wounded in gun attack by unidentified attacker near al-Brij region.

“The militant groups’ strongholds in Tal Hadiya near the ICARDA mount in the Southern part of Aleppo province came under massive strike of the Russian warplanes, which claimed the lives of many terrorists,” the commander further told the FNA.

The commander further said that the Syrian fighter jets stormed the terrorist groups’ positions near the towns of Kafr Hamra, Hayan and Bayanoun in the province.

“Also, the Syrian army’s artillery shelled the militant groups’ concentration centers in al-Bab, Deir Hafer and Tadif, ending in destruction of the military sites’ infrastructures,” the sources told the FNA.

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