The Syrian Army troops found one of the biggest and most equipped military bases of the White Helmet terrorists in Khan Sheikhoun in Southern Idlib. RNA - “The Syrian Army troops found a very equipped and engineered underground base used by White Helmets to achieve their military goals,” the Arabic-language channel of Russia Today quoted a Syrian Army commander Abdolkarim Mayhob as saying.
Mahyoub also reiterated that the military base was not only considered for stationing 3,500 terrorists, but it was also equipped with studios that White Helmets used to make false-flag videos on alleged chemical attacks on Syrian citizens by the Syrian Army.
Idlib
The Syrian Army troops found one of the biggest and most equipped military bases of the White Helmet terrorists in Khan Sheikhoun in Southern Idlib, the Arabic-language media outlets said.
The Arabic-language channel of Russia Today quoted a Syrian Army commander Abdolkarim Mayhob as saying that the Syrian Army troops found a very equipped and engineered underground base used by White Helmets to achieve their military goals.
Mahyoub also reiterated that the military base was not only considered for stationing 3,500 terrorists, but it was also equipped with studios that White Helmets used to make false-flag videos on alleged chemical attacks on Syrian citizens by the Syrian Army.
He also said that the Syrian Army troops also discovered different kinds of weapons, military equipment, helmets and gas masks as well as military uniforms from the base.
Northern Syria
Residents of Eastern Syria are infuriated at a new agreement between Washington and Ankara on the establishment of a safe zone in Northern Syria as popular unrests against the presence of foreign occupying forces have increased, the Arabic-language media outlets said.
According to Fars News Agency, the Beirut-based al-Akhbar newspaper reported that many residents of Syria’s regions bordering Turkey have started voicing strong protest against the creation of a safe region by the US and Turkey in Northeastern Syria.
The daily pointed to the Syrian people’s concern over the likely occupation of these regions by the Turkish Army and its allied militants in Northeastern Syria, including Afrin (in Aleppo province).
Al-Akhbar also pointed to Ankara’s new threats to implement military operations in Northeastern Syria in case the safe zone agreement is not implemented.
Meantime, the residents of the city of Aleppo staged massive rallies against the meddling by the US and Turkey in Syria’s internal affairs, and called for exit of occupying forces from Syria.
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