Syrian Arab Army eliminates multiple terrorists across 3 governorates
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The Syrian Arab Army's units have attacked terrorists in Aleppo's countryside and thwarted attacks in Idlib and Hama's countryside.
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A photo released by the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) shows Syrian Arab Army fighters holding up victory signs as they stand on a tank, in northwestern Syria, after liberating several villages from terrorist organizations on August 13, 2019. (SANA via AP)
The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) launched multifaceted attacks on the terrorists in the countrysides of Aleppo, Idlib, and Hama on Saturday, the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported.
SAA units eliminated and wounded a substantial number of terrorists, destroyed their vehicles, and shot down several drones, the Syrian Ministry of Defense revealed.
Syrian forces monitored the movements of terrorists who were preparing for an attack on the positions of SAA soldiers. An armored unit operating in the direction of the western Aleppo countryside attacked terrorist headquarters in Tadel and Kafr Ammeh.
The Ministry of Defense said the attack was successful.
Meanwhile, in the direction of the Idlib countryside, the Syrian Arab Army thwarted a terrorist attack on its military post. SAA units utilized suicide drones to attack the incoming convoy and also shot down five drones launched by terrorists.
In Hama's western countryside, the SAA destroyed several vehicles used by terrorists and killed everyone on board the vehicles.
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Arab tribes fight off US-backed SDF in eastern Syria
Syria has seen a number of military developments in the past few days, highlighting the multifaceted war that the Syrian government has been fighting for the past decade.
In the eastern governorate of Deir Ezzor, Arab tribes launched an offensive on the positions of the United States-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), liberating several areas occupied by the US and the SDF.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that the Syrian tribal forces had launched attacks on positions held by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF)—which have acted as US proxies throughout the war on Syria—in the town of al-Busayra and the village of al-Hawaij, both located in eastern Deir Ezzor.
Concurrently, the SDF intensified their attacks by shelling the town of Diblan in eastern Deir Ezzor with artillery fire. Additionally, they established mortar positions in Huwayjat al-Busayra, directly opposite Syrian Army positions across the Euphrates River.
The escalation has led to a significant displacement of residents from Huwayjat al-Busayra and neighboring areas, including the towns of Wadi, Drenj, al-Tayyana, Dhiban, and al-Hawaij. The arrival of SDF reinforcements and the deployment of snipers have further exacerbated the situation.
Our correspondent also noted an increase in US helicopter patrols along the eastern bank of the Euphrates River, coinciding with the arrival of SDF reinforcements in Deir Ezzor, as part of Washington's support for the SDF.
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