Syrian Army Captures Several Regions in Dara'a Province

Rasa - The Damascus Army regained control over four new regions and several points in Dara'a province's bordering areas with Jordan.

News ID: 438606

Date: 11 July 2018 - 22:46

RNA - The Syrian army units imposed control over 27 bordering checkpoints (No 36 to 62) in military operations West of al-Nasib passageway on Monday.

They also continued military operations West of Dara'a city after taking control of the town of Kharab al-Shaham, imposing control over the air defense hill area.

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.

Dara'a

The Syrian army continued military operations in Western Dara'a, winning back control over four new regions and several points in the bordering areas with Jordan.

The army units imposed control over 27 bordering checkpoints (No 36 to 62) in military operations West of al-Nasib passageway on Monday.

The army troops also cleansed al-Tabariat region, the village of Zizoun and the town of Tal Shahab in Northwestern Dara'a from the terrorist groups.

Meantime, field sources referred to the imminent evacuation of those terrorists who oppose the peace plan from Dara'a, and said that the Syrian army has provided the ground to transfer hundreds of militants and their family members from the region.

Hasaka

The US army dispatched a new military convoy to the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in Hasaka province in Northern Syria.

Field sources in Hasaka province reported on Monday that Washington has sent a large military convoy, consisting of a large number of weapons, ammunition and military equipment to the US-backed SDF forces.

They added that the military equipment was carried on 200 trucks transferred through the border crossing of Simalka at the borders with Iraq to Northeastern Hasaka.

Idlib

According to Fars News Agancy, the Turkish army continues occupying Northern Syria, dispatching a new military convoy to Idlib.

Field sources reported on Monday that a Turkish military convoy consisting of several military vehicles, heavy weapons and prefabricated buildings entered the Syrian territories.

They added that the convoy has moved towards the regions occupied by the Turkish army in Idlib province through Bab al-Hawa passageway in Northern Idlib.

Meantime, sources affiliated to the terrorists said that the Turkish army has reinforced its positions in the occupied lands in Idlib province in the past few days.

The Turkish army had also last week sent a military convoy to the borders with Syria to reinforce its positions in occupied Afrin region in Syria's Aleppo province.

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