Syrian Army Destroys Terrorists' Command Centers, Arms Cache in Hama, Idlib

"The Syrian Army troops engaged in fierce clashes with members of Ajnad al-Qafqaz and Haraseddin terrorist groups who had attacked the government forces' military positions in al-Sakria, al-Baraghiti and Tal Kolbeh West of Abu Zuhour town," a battlefield source said.

The source further said that the Syrian Army's missile and artillery units targeted many gatherings of the terrorists Southeast of Idlib and in the surrounding areas if Saraqib town, destroying their command center and their equipment as well as killing a large number of them.

The Syrian Army units also pounded the movements of the terrorist groups near al-Haviz village in Sahl al-Ghab Northwest of Hama, inflicting heavy losses and casualties on them after warding off their attack.

In relevant development on Thursday, the Syrian army repelled militants' attacks from the demilitarized zone on Northern Hama and Southern Idlib, destroying the terrorists' positions and killing 3 of their commanders.

The Syrian army units launched missile and artillery attacks against the terrorists' moves near the village of al-Zakat and Kafr Zita, al-Arbaeen, al-Latamineh and Qal'at al-Maziq regions in Northern Hama, smashing several military vehicles as well as the terrorists' missile platform, and killing a number of militants, including two commanders of Ansar al-Tawhid namely Abu al-Farouq and Ibrahim Hamadi.

The army forces also pounded the positions and moves of several groups of Tahrir al-Sham al-Hay'at (the Levant Liberation Board or the Al-Nusra Front) terrorists from the villages of al-Shariah and al-Jamasah as well as Sahl al-Qab region towards the army-controlled areas in Northwestern Hama, destroying a number of their hideouts and killing several terrorists.

Meantime, a Syrian military source reported that one of the bases of Jeish al-Izza was destroyed during the army's missile strikes on terrorists' positions in Khan al-Sobol, Saraqib and Khan Sheikhoun in Southern Idlib and a number of terrorists, including their commander, Majed al-Sayed, was killed in the attack.

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