The Damascus Army heavily pounded important strongholds of Tahir al-Sham al-Hay'at (the Levant Liberation Board or the Al-Nusra Front) in response to the terrorist group's attacks from the demilitarized zone on safe areas and military points in Hama and Idlib over the past 24 hours. RNA - The Syrian Army hit hard the terrorists' military positions and movements in the surrounding areas of al-Latamanieh town, Mourek and al-Zuka in Northern Hama, killing and injuring a number of terrorists as well as destroying their military equipment.
Meantime, the Syrian Army's artillery and missile units pounded and destroyed the military positions and movements of Tahrir al-Sham and Turkistani party terrorists near Ma'areh Hormeh, Harash Abedin, al-Qasabiyeh, al-Hobait, Kafar Roma and Kafar Nubl in Ma'arat al-Numan in Southern Idlib.
The terrorists sustained heavy losses in the Syrian Army's attacks.
Meantime, the Syrian army continued its military advances in other parts of Syria over past 24 hours.
Tens of terrorists were killed and dozens more were injured during the Syrian army's operations in provinces across Syria.
Hama-Idlib
The Syrian Army heavily pounded the important strongholds of Tahir al-Sham al-Hay'at in response to the terrorist group's attacks from the demilitarized zone on safe areas and military points in Hama and Idlib in the last 24 hours.
The Syrian Army pounded the terrorists' military positions and movements in the surrounding areas of al-Latamanieh town, Mourek and al-Zuka in Northern Hama, killing and injuring a number of terrorists as well as destroying their military hardware.
Meantime, the Syrian Army's artillery and missile units pounded and destroyed the military positions and movements of Tahrir al-Sham and Turkistani party terrorists near Ma'areh Hormeh, Harash Abedin, al-Qasabiyeh, al-Hobait, Kafar Roma and Kafar Nubl in Ma'arat al-Numan in Southern Idlib, destroying several positions, hideouts and military vehicles used by terrorists to attack safe areas and killing a number of militants.
The Syrian Army attacks came in response to terrorists' attacks on Hama National Hospital on Sunday which killed five civilians and injured 15 others.
Homs
Tens of families who have been taken hostage by the occupying US forces and their affiliated militants in al-Rukban in al-Tanf region escaped from the camp in Homs province.
The Arabic-language Al-Watan newspaper reported on Monday that 450 civilians in the US-controlled al-Rukban Camp in Syria's al-Tanf region near the border with Iraq have fled via Jaligham crossing for areas under the Syrian Army's control in Eastern Homs.
The civilians fleeing al-Rukban Camp, who are facing very difficult and critical conditions such as shortage of foodstuff and hygienic possibilities, said that the terrorists of the region prevent their exit from the camp towards the liberated areas by the Syrian Army through fear-mongering.
Meanwhile, a sum of 1,500 civilians fled to areas under the Syrian Army control in Eastern Homs via Jaligham crossing to reach their homes in liberated areas.
The families who have escaped al-Rukban have confirmed lack of food and hygienic possibilities in the camp, adding that the US-backed terrorists keep people hungry and prevent their evacuation.
According to Fars News Agancy, hundreds of people fled and a number of others have so far been killed in the ill-famed Rukban refugee camp in al-Tanf region of Homs which has been occupied by the US and its affiliated militants at the borders with Iraq.
Eastern Euphrates
Media reports revealed that Washington has dispatched new military aid to the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in Eastern Euphrates after it said mission has been accomplished in the war on ISIL.
The London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported on Monday that the US-led coalition has sent new military convoys, including tens of trucks carrying military aid and logistical equipment, from Iraqi Kurdistan region to areas occupied by the SDF in Eastern Euphrates.
It added that nearly 700 trucks, carrying vehicles and military and logistic equipment of the US-led coalition have arrived from Iraq to Eastern Euphrates.
Last month, Washington-backed Kurdish fighters in Syria declared their final victory over the ISIL terrorist group, ending bloody battle against the group that once held territory spanning a third of Syria and Iraq.
The US Defense Department also announced that the Islamic State no longer holds any territory in Syria, according to former White House Spokeswoman Sarah Sanders.
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