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Terrorists Pass Chemical Cargos to Each Other in Hama

Rasa - Tahrir al-Sham Hay'at (the Levant Liberation Board or the Al-Nusra Front) terrorist group transferred cargos of chemical materials to the ISIL militants in Northern Hama as they are preparing for false-flag chemical attacks in occupied areas to blame the Syrian army.

News ID: 441291

Date: 01 November 2018 - 10:59

RNA - "Jeish al-Izza terrorists, affiliated to Tahrir al-Sham, delivered two capsules of chloride and Sarin gas to Ansar al-Tawhid terrorists, affiliated to the ISIL, in Qalat al-Maziq region in Northwestern Hama under strong security measures," the Arabic-language website of Sputnik quoted informed sources in Northern Syria as saying.

Based on reports in the past few days, Tahrir al-Sham has transferred a large number of Ansar al-Tawhid militants from different parts of Idlib to Northern Hama.

Meantime, the Syrian army continued its military advances in other parts of Syria over the past 24 hours.

Tens of terrorists were killed and dozens more were injured during the Syrian army's operations in provinces across Syria.

Hama

Tahrir al-Sham Hay'at terrorist group transferred cargos of chemical materials to the ISIL militants in Northern Hama as they are preparing for false-flag chemical attacks in occupied areas to blame the Syrian army.

The Arabic-language website of Sputnik quoted informed sources in Northern Syria as saying on Monday that Jeish al-Izza terrorists, affiliated to Tahrir al-Sham, delivered two capsules of chloride and Sarin gas to Ansar al-Tawhid terrorists, affiliated to the ISIL, in Qalat al-Maziq region in Northwestern Hama under strong security measures.

Given the terrorist groups' refusal to withdraw from the demilitarized zone in Syria, the army is likely to start cleansing operations in the region.

Relevant reports said earlier this month that terrorists and the pro-militant White Helmets organization had transported poisonous materials to a new region in Idlib to later use them in a false-flag attack and accuse the Damascus government, a media outlet reported.

According to Fars News Agency, the Arabic-language al-Mayadeen TV Channel reported that the terrorists, in cooperation with the White Helmets, transferred poisonous materials from the town of Jisr al-Shughour to the settlement of Khirbet al-Amoud, both located in the rebel-held province of Idlib.

In the meantime, the Arabic-language website of Sputnik reported that the White Helmets have completed training a sum of 60 people, including more than 16 women, for using them in two fake videos of chemical attacks filmed by Tahrir al-Sham Hay'at and al-Turkistani Islamic Party terrorists in al-Ghaab plain and Jisr al-Shughour.

Local sources said, meanwhile, that Tahrir al-Sham has arrested tens of women and children in a refugee camp in the town of Salqin in Idlib province.

Deir Ezzur

The US-led coalition's fighter jets launched airstrikes against Deir Ezzur province in Syria again with unconventional arms.

The Arabic-language website of SANA news agency quoted several local sources in Deir Ezzur as saying on Monday that the US warplanes targeted several districts in the town of Hajin in Eastern Deir Ezzur with white phosphorous bombs which are forbidden internationally.

This was the second time in a month that the US-led coalition's fighter jets attack Deir Ezzur with banned weapons under the pretext of fighting the ISIL.

Aleppo

Ahrar Al-Sham launched a surprise attack, today, on a military base of Tahrir al-Sham Hay'at in the Northwestern part of Aleppo.

According to opposition activists via social media, Ahrar Al-Sham stormed a military base of Tahrir al-Sham in the town of Kafr Hamra; this would result in a series of fierce clashes between the two militant groups, massdar news reported.

As a result of the Ahrar Al-Sham attack on Kafr Hamra, two military commanders from Tahrir Al-Sham were reported dead.

The two military commanders of Tahrir Al-Sham were identified by opposition activists as “Abu Turab” and “Abu Akram.”

The reason for the surprise attack by Tahrir Al-Sham is still not clear; however, some opposition activists believe it has to do with Tahrir al-Sham's refusal to withdraw from the new demilitarized zone in Northwestern Syria.

Meantime, one of the senior commanders of the National Liberation Front (NLF) was killed in a huge blast in Aleppo as tensions have increased in regions occupied by the Ankara-backed militants.

Sources close to the terrorist groups in Northern Syria reported on Tuesday that the blast occurred in the town of al-Bab in Northeastern Aleppo, killing Abu Abdolrahman Ma'askarat along with a number of his aides and wounding several other militants.

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