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Three Attacks By Al-Qaeda, Turkish-Backed Militants Targets Syrian Troops Around Idlib 5.2 out of 5 based on 5 ratings. 5 user reviews.

Three Attacks By Al-Qaeda, Turkish-Backed Militants Targets Syrian Troops Around Idlib

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Al-Qaeda-affiliated factions and Turkish-backed groups carried out on December 6 three attacks on Syrian Arab Army (SAA) troops and positions around the Greater Idlib region.

The National Front for Liberation (NFL) announced that it had destroyed a truck of the SAA near the town of Jurin in northwest Hama with an anti-tank guided missile (ATGM).

Three Attacks By Al-Qaeda, Turkish-Backed Militants Targets Syrian Troops Around Idlib

Click to see full-size map. Source: (@Suriyakmaps) on Twitter.

Militants of the Turkish-backed group also shelled army positions in al-Katibat Al-Mahjura in southeast Idlib with heavy artillery. The SAA captured the area earlier this week.

Meanwhile, the al-Qaeda-affiliated “Wa Harid al-Muminin” operations room announced that one of its snipers had killed an officer of the SAA near al-Katibat Al-Mahjura. These claims have not been verified by any independent source, so far.

Three Attacks By Al-Qaeda, Turkish-Backed Militants Targets Syrian Troops Around Idlib

Click to see full-size map. Source: (@Suriyakmaps) on Twitter.

The SAA responded to these provocations with artillery fire, targeting militants’ positions around Greater Idlib. Several airstrikes were also carried out.

The situation in Greater Idlib continues to deteriorate, with Turkish-backed militants improving their coordination with al-Qaeda factions under the eyes of Turkish observation posts in the region.

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  • xTheWarrior22

    It seems like that with every limited operation, the SAA wants to force the terrorists into accepting a “ceasefire”, but the civilians in Idlib would still live under the terrorists. I really start losing hope that the big idlib operation, we all wanted to see, will ever happen.

    • Albert Pike

      Do you maybe know anyting of this number, russian sites are also reporting it?

      ‘The Syrian Turkmen militia, renowned for supporting the Turkish army
      against the PKK/YPG, has just received at least two Leopard 2A4 tanks
      (upgraded version featuring a digital computer).’
      https://www.voltairenet.org/article208455.html

    • Assad must stay (gr8rambino)

      there needs to be no more limited operations and just one gigantic full blown offensive from every direction possible to kill these fuckers once and for all

      • xTheWarrior22

        I think everyone wants to see that, but one big offensive means the SAA would suffer massive casualties. On the other hand small offensives mean the terrorists can regroup and launch attacks against the SAA and civilians. I remember the Abu al-Duhur offensive in early 2018. This was one big offensive and the Jihadis didn’t have any time to resupply and regroup themselves. I’d prefer one big offensive, because when the Jihadi defenses collapse, they don’t have a chance at all to fend off the SAA attack and chaos within their ranks will break out and maybe some of them will kill each other, which would ease the battle for the SAA. I know the SAA would suffer many, many causalties, but I feel like they have to make that sacrifice for their people and their nation.

  • jorge

    Question: who is winning since the russian intervention? Answer: the syrian people against all the international imperialist scum (including a lot of scum imperialist paper tiger states).