Syrian army
soldiers and fighters from allied popular defense groups have made
more gains against members of the Daesh Takfiri terrorist group in
the country’s northwestern province of Aleppo, pushing terrorists
out of four villages.
The media
bureau of operations command for the Lebanese Hezbollah resistance
movement announced in a statement on Sunday that Syrian soldiers and
their allies had captured the villages of Sora, Moran, Surja
al-Saghira and Surja al-Kabira, located about 16 kilometers southwest
of al-Bab town, where Turkish-backed Takfiri militants are active.
On August
24, 2016, the Turkish air force and special ground forces kicked off
Operation Euphrates Shield inside Syria in a purported bid to support
the Free Syrian Army militants and rid the border area of Daesh
terrorists and fighters from the Kurdish People’s Protection Units
(YPG) and Democratic Union Party (PYD).
The
offensive was launched in coordination with the US-led military
coalition, which has purportedly been fighting Daesh extremists since
2014.
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