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Army units expand their operations in the southern countryside of Idlib and liberate the town of Haysh and a number of villages west of the international road, Aleppo-Hama

2020-01-31T12:55:24.111Z


Idlib-Sana units of the Syrian Arab Army expanded their operations west of the international road Aleppo-Hama and liberated the town of Haysh and a number of


Idlib-Sana

The Syrian Arab Army units expanded their operations west of the international highway Aleppo-Hama and liberated the town of Haysh and a number of villages in the area between Khan Sheikhoun and Maarat al-Numan after the terrorists suffered losses of personnel and equipment.

A Sana correspondent stated that the army units operating in Idlib countryside, as part of their continuous operations to eradicate the remaining remnants of terrorism, fought violent clashes with terrorist groups west of the international road Aleppo-Hama, south of Maarat al-Numan, that ended with the liberation of the town of Haysh, the villages of Amiriya, Kafr Mazdah, Tabish, the elimination of a number of terrorists, the injury of others, and the destruction Their weapons and the rest of the escape.

The correspondent pointed out that the army units continued their operations to pursue the remnants of the terrorists fleeing the clashes, amid a state of collapse and chaos in their ranks as a result of the successive army victories.

Yesterday, units of the army liberated Tal al-Sawater and the village of al-Hertamiyya on the axis of Abu al-Dahur and the villages of Ma`radbasa and Khan al-Sabil on both sides of the international road, Aleppo-Hama, after eliminating the last terrorist outposts there.

Source: sena

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