Syrian army in full control of the terrorist headquarter Hanano barracks in east Aleppo

The Syrian army has retaken full control of a barracks in the flashpoint city of Aleppo after days of fierce clashes with armed foreign terrorist groups fighting against the government.

A Syrian military official said on Monday that the army is now in full control of the Hanano barracks in east Aleppo, which serves as a weapons storage depot, conscript recruitment center and the headquarters of the local branch of the military police and riot police.

On Friday, anti-Damascus foreign terrorist groups claimed to have taken control of parts of the base.

“The Syrian army is in total control of the Hanano barracks after fighting which came to a complete halt during the night,” the source said from inside the barracks.

Meanwhile, there are reports of clashes between government troops and foreign-backed insurgents in other parts of Aleppo, including Mysar and Qadi Askar.

Syria has been experiencing unrest since March 2011.

The Syrian government says the chaos is being orchestrated from outside and accuses certain Arab and Western countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, of arming and funding insurgent fighting against the government.