Terrorist Groups Planning For New False-Flag Chemical Attack in Idlib

The commanders of terrorist groups held a meeting in Idlib province to prepare for false-flag chemical attacks on areas under the control of the Turkish army to falsely accuse the Syrian Army.

News ID: 445571

Date: 23 June 2019 - 21:03

RNA - "The commanders of Tahrir al-Sham al-Hay'at (the Levant Liberation Board or the Al-Nusra Front) have decided to conduct fresh false chemical attacks in the province to point the finger of accusations at the Damascus Army," Special sources in Idlib said.

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.

Idlib

The commanders of terrorist groups held a meeting in Idlib province to prepare for false-flag chemical attacks on areas under the control of the Turkish army to falsely accuse the Syrian Army, sources said.

Special sources in Idlib said that the commanders of Tahrir al-Sham al-Hay'at have decided to conduct fresh false chemical attacks in the province to point the finger of accusations at the Damascus Army.

They noted that the terrorist commanders have agreed to conduct chemical attacks on spots 9 and 10 controlled by the Turkish Army to portray that the Syrian Army has carried out the attack.

Meantime, the Syrian Army's artillery and missile units pounded the terrorists' military positions in the towns of al-Latamineh, Kafar Zita and al-Hobait in Northern Hama and Southern Idlib in response to the terrorists' rocket attacks on residential areas of Sheikh Hadid and al-Jornieh in Northern Hama.

The Syrian Army's artillery units also pounded Tahrir al-Sham's military convoys in the town of al-Mastoumeh and near Jabal al-Qarbain towards the city of Ariha in Southern Idlib, inflicting heavy losses on the militants.

The Arabic-language website of the Russian Sputnik news agency also quoted a military source as saying that over 25 terrorists have been killed in al-Jalmeh in Northern Hama and several of their military vehicles, including the Turkish Army's armored vehicles were destroyed.

Aleppo

Different tribes of Syria in a meeting held in Aleppo in support of the Syrian Army underlined the need for expulsion of all foreign occupying forces from their country.

The Syrian tribesmen and elite issued a statement after their meeting in Aleppo, and voiced their support for the Syrian Army in fighting terrorism and confronting foreign threats aimed at disintegrating Syria.

The Syrian tribesmen also underlined the need for maintaining Syria's territorial integrity, and said that all US and Turkish occupying forces ought to leave the Northern and Northeastern territories of Syria because they have illegally entered Syria.

The Syrian tribes also pointed to the need for the presence of the Syrian Army in all Eastern provinces of Syria and reconstruction of those regions, and voiced preparedness of the residents of al-Jazeereh region and Aleppo to defend their home country.

Meantime, over 2,800 civilians were arrested by the Turkish Army and its allied militants in line with the crackdown on the local population by occupying forces in Northern Syria.

According to Fars News Agancy, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported that the Ankara-backed Free Syrian Army (FSA) terrorists detained at least 31 civilians on different charges, including cooperation with Kurdish units by attacking their houses in the towns of Kafar Zit, lower and upper Kafar Daleh as well as Kazieh in Afrin in Northwestern Aleppo.

It noted that 2,038 civilians, out of 2,800 arrested since the occupation of Afrin, are still in custody of the Turkish Army and its allied militants.

This is while over 760 civilians have been released after paying a ransom of up to 10 million Syrian liras.

Damascus

The Syrian Army continued its clean-up operations in the newly-liberated areas from the control of terrorist groups, discovering a large number of weapons, including arms made in Israel and Saudi Arabia.

The Syrian Army's units discovered a former headquarters of Jeish al-Islam terrorists in a farm in the surrounding areas of the town of Yalda in Damascus province.

Meantime, Syrian Army military sources said that the Damascus Army came across a large amount of different kinds of machineguns, combat rifles, canons, tanks, anti-aircraft air defense systems, grenades and bombs made in Israel and also Israeli ammunition.

Meantime, the Syrian Army units discovered an arms depot containing large volume of weapons, munitions and military equipment.

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