Tranquility Restored to Western Aleppo, Tens of Terrorists Captured

The Syrian army managed to return tranquility to the Western part of Aleppo province and took captive 51 terrorists.

In their Saturday night attacks against militants’ positions in Jamiat al-Zahra district in Western Aleppo, the Syrian security forces made them withdraw from the buildings they had occupied recently.

According to early reports, the ISIL terrorists are now controlling only a little part of Jamiat al-Zahra region.

At present tranquility has returned to the region, with some sporadic clashes underway between the Syrian forces and the terrorists North of Rasoul A’zam mosque.

During the battles in Western Aleppo in the last 24 hours, the Syrian forces also captured 51 members of Savar al-Sham terrorist group.

In a relevant development on Saturday, the Syrian army thwarted a series of attacks by the Takfiri terrorists on a strategic region in Northern Aleppo province.

The Jeish al-Islam terrorists in three convoys of vehicles were trying to attack a strategic region in Western Aleppo, but they failed.

Aleppo has been the scene of heavy clashes between the terrorists and the Syrian troops in the last several days.

The Takfiri terrorists intended to seize the strategic region of Jamiat al-Zahra in the Western parts of Aleppo city to pave their way to the city center.

Tens of terrorists, including several commanders, have been killed and dozens more injured during the past 48 hours in the Western Aleppo.

On Friday, hundreds of the ISIL terrorists were killed and scores of others sustained serious injuries after Syrian warplanes pounded the Takfiri group’s positions in Aleppo city.

According to local reports, the Syrian fighter jets targeted the militant hideouts in the troubled city and claimed the lives of more than 100 terrorists.

The reports added the strikes also left several ISIL compounds and ammunition depots destroyed across the area.

The aerial attacks were carried out after ISIL militants fired hundreds of rockets and shells into at least seven government-held areas of Aleppo late on Thursday.

The ISIL Takfiri terrorists currently control shrinking swathes of Syria and Iraq. They have threatened all communities, including Shiites, Sunnis, Kurds, Christians, Ezadi Kurds and others, as they continue their atrocities in Iraq.

Senior Iraqi officials have blamed Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and some Persian Gulf Arab states for the growing terrorism in their country.

The ISIL has links with Saudi intelligence and is believed to be indirectly supported by the Israeli regime.