Syrian Air Forces launch third bombing raid on Turkish, 'FSA' camp
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Today, November 26th, Syrian air forces bombed Turkish troops and FSA militants in the Aleppo province for the third time. The Kurds, Turks, and famous “Syrian opposition” activists have simultaneously reported this.
“In Syria, bombs fell on armored vehicles and a military camp where FSA groups and the Turkish army were based. Three strikes have led to the death of 40 soldiers,” Turkish journalists from the Ahmed Haber agency have reported.
Ahmed Hani, an activist from the Kurdish self-defense forces, writes: “URGENT: Assad’s military planes have attacked a Turkish military camp in the village of Azraq. Casualties have been reported. A Turkish tank is on fire.” He added: “There was an attack yesterday as well. Today, Russian and Assad’s planes also bombed a military base of FSA groups in Azraq.”
Turkish inSpeak™ reported: “Syrian fighter jets bombed a military camp and an armored personnel carrier of the FSA. There are many killed and wounded, news is incoming from the scene.”
“N. Aleppo: Regime made three airstrikes on FSA in the Al Azraq area,” the famous “moderate opposition” activist Christian Turner confirmed.
The official Twitter profile of Syrian Turkoman militants has confirmed that an airstrike has hit the positions of pro-Turkish forces.
“Near positions with armored vehicles of the Turkish army and FSA, once again an airstrike was launched, a tank was damaged, and there our victims among our guys,” the propagandists of Turkoman formations report.
The opposition agency Aleppo 24 has also confirmed the news: This is already the third airstrike in two days launched by Syrian military aircraft on Erdogan’s forces, who are carrying out the illegal Euphrates Shield operation on the territory of the Syrian Arab Republic.
In retaliation of an earlier airstrike, allegedly by Syria, on Turkish proxy terrorist forces of Jabhat Fateh Al-Sham (aka Al-Nusra Front) near Al-Bab, the Turkish Army fired several artillery shells towards the town of Nawara, where the Syrian Arab Army and National Defense Forces (NDF) were positioned.
Turkish forces attack Syrian army in Latakia
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No casualties were reported but the heavy shelling compelled the Syrian Arab Army and their allies to withdraw from their assault in northern Latakia.
This attack by the Turkish Army comes just hours after their airstrikes targeted the Kurdish-led “Syrian Democratic Forces” (SDF) in northern Aleppo province.
The heavy artillery fire on the Syrian army and it’s Desert Hawks near Lattakia, prevented them from winning control of Jeish al-Fatah's strategic base in the province.
In a massive disorganized escape, dozens of terrorists fled towards the border and the Turkish army forces deployed near the border and targeted Syrian army positions in Navarah, Borj al-Hayat, Ain Issa and Heights 616 with heavy shelling and rocket fire.
The terrorists returned to positions earlier liberated by the Syrian army in minutes after their withdrawal because of the shelling. A large number of terrorist snipers were deployed to prevent a possible renewed attack.
Clearly, the Turkish army forces are doing their utmost to protect their own and other proxy terrorist groups in Syria as these proofs show.
However, it seems that their preferred adversary is the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), as the Free Syrian Army (FSA) terrorists and the Turkish-led moderate’ terrorists, under cover of Turkish airstrikes and artillery, blocked the Kurdish-led SDF supply route between Afrin and Kobani in Aleppo province.
Elsewhere, the Syrian alliance, supported by their vanguard Desert Hawks, started an operation to liberate Hassan al-Rae'i Mountains and also destroy a terrorist operations room on the northern border regions of Lattakia province.
Once the Jabal al-Rae'i Mountains are under control, they will be in a dominant position over the nearby towns bordering Idlib. Hence, Syrian artillery, missile and air force units are due to target terrorist positions in the northern towns at the border with Idlib.
Meanwhile, Jeish al-Fatah and their Chechenian and Caucasian terrorist allies are occupying several towns and mountains in and around Navarah, Zaitounah, Qelez, Salsour and Kabani in Lattakia province, but more than 90% of its territories are controlled by the Syrian alliance.
Fight the terrorists or get out of the way The Russian Defense Ministry responded to the US State Department's calls not to assist tankers shipping fuel to the Russian Aerospace Forces in Syria. The ministry's spokesman said that if Washington cannot or does not want to fight terrorists, it should not get in the way.
He added: "Such statements, unfortunately, only confirm our earlier estimates that fighting terrorism in Syria has never been on the outgoing administration's agenda.
Washington impeded negotiations, did not separate terrorists from ‘moderate opposition’ and now openly called on other countries to hamper Moscow's anti-terrorism fight in Syria "to somehow downplay the failures of US policies in the country since 2014", the spokesman said.
The US-led coalition can only dream of Russia’s success over a past year: more than 2,000 settlements joined the ceasefire, 86 armed groups have surrendered and hundreds of thousands of Syrians have returned to peaceful life, rebuilding their country.
He concluded: "So if you cannot or do not want to fight Daesh and al-Nusra Front — do not get in the way as our air group is Syria is sufficiently equipped to fight international terrorism in this region."
Evidence proves the use of mustard gas against Aleppo civilians Russian military experts reported finding new evidence of chemical warfare against Syrian civilians. The Defense Ministry said an unexploded mortar shell uncovered in Aleppo contained mustard gas.
Ammunition containing the chemical agent was reportedly used in a devastating attack on a village in the Aleppo province conducted back in September when over 40 people were injured and displayed typical symptoms of mustard gas poisoning.
A representative for Russian Troops of Radiological, Chemical and Biological Defense (RChBD) told journalists: “An express-analysis of the contents [of ammunition] carried out using a portable infrared spectrometer revealed the presence of vesicant chemical warfare agent sulfur mustard. We’ve taken roughly a 20 milliliter sample from the shell. Afterwards it was sealed tight and delivered to the Russian Centre for reconciliation of opposing sides in the Syrian Arab Republic for further investigation.”
The chemical shell found is a crude homemade 240-mm mortar with a capsule in the rear. The capsule contained from 0.5 to 1.5 liters of a black oily liquid, which proved to be a chemical warfare agent.
Earlier, Russian experts produced evidence of chemical munitions usage by militants and the Russian Defense Ministry said that chlorine and white phosphorus had also been found in nine samples from southwestern Aleppo.
The UN Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) appeared reluctant to join forces with the Russian military or to even send independent experts to Aleppo, citing security issues ad also seemed to ignore the proposed evidence of chemical weapons.
Push for partition fails again The Syrian government has rejected a proposal by the UN envoy to give autonomy to the eastern part of Aleppo to allow the region to be administered by the so-called opposition. The Syrian Foreign Minister has flatly rejected the idea as a violation of the country’s sovereignty. The armed terrorist groups holed up in the area are facing inevitable defeat at the hands of Syrian forces, and this is another desperate attempt at rescuing these US-led terrorists by any means possible.
Egyptian pilots arrived in Syria Several Egyptian pilots entered the Syrian army's airbase in Hama as Cairo has decided not to remain indifferent and participate in the anti-terrorism operations in Syria.
The Egyptian forces have started their work in Hama airbase since 2 weeks ago and a group of 18 mostly helicopter have also jointed them.
The first group of four high-ranking Egyptian officers entered Syria and was deployed in the Syrian army's general staff base in Damascus. Two Major Generals have started work in the Syrian army's operations room since a month ago, and their responsibility is leading reconnaissance operations in Quneitra, the Golan Heights and Dara'a.
Egypt is also considering the deployment of their 'Thunder Forces' to Syria to assist in more extensive operations. They have also promised Syria to send their forces to start massive participation in battles in Syria from late January, adding that Cairo's military presence will go beyond its role in Hama airbase.
Egyptian army officers also traveled to the Syrian port of Tartous to train with Russian military advisors near the Daesh front-lines. The Egyptian officers were accompanied by Russian military personnel upon their arrival in Tartous.
Tensions between Cairo and Riyadh were high in the past few weeks after the Egyptian envoy at the UN agreed and voted for Russia's proposed plan on Aleppo that was also supported by China and Venezuela.
While Saudi Arabia and their GCC allies, particularly Qatar, are financially and militarily supporting the militants fighting to unseat Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Egyptian officials insisted that the crisis can only be solved through political means
Terrorists in eastern Aleppo ready to surrender The massive onslaught of the Syria alliance in different parts of Aleppo and the pace of their advance will soon force the terrorists to lay down arms and surrender.
Battlefield information shows that "the terrorists will soon be forced to surrender and their positions will fall one after another since they have lost a large number of their commanders and members as well as arms caches and can no more resist against the Syrian troops' offensives; this is while their regional allies have also withdrawn support for them".
The terrorists are also losing confidence in their commanders after their broken promises to breaking the army's siege. Their morale has weakened after heavy defeats and sustaining abundant casualties and damages.
They are now facing the realities of war after their many failed attempts to break the army's siege.
The US, Saudi Arabia and Turkey have called on the Jeish al-Fatah coalition of terrorist groups to stand up against the army's all-out attack and resume offensives on government troops with maximum power, a security source told the Syrian war information center.
Syria: US, Saudi Arabia, Turkey Ask Jeish al-Fatah to Gather Strength against Army in Aleppo
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Some representatives from the US, Saudi Arabia and Turkey along with their counterparts from Jeish al-Fatah held a meeting in Turkey this week, the information center of E'elam al-Harbi quoted a source at the Joint Operation Room of Syrian Army and Popular Forces as saying.
"Representatives of Washington, Ankara and Riyadh, in a meeting held with the representative of Jeish al-Fatah to encourage the militants to keep their positions in the besieged districts of Aleppo city, called on the terrorist coalition to regroup its militants and get ready for a large-scale operation in the city," the source said.
Jeish al-Fatah was ordered in the meeting not to leave their positions in the besieged part of Aleppo city under any condition even if their refusal to leave the city ends in the killing of civilians.
The information center further quoted the source as saying that the meeting between the representatives of Jeish al-Fatah, the US, Turkey and Saudi Arabia proved one more time that the states that claimed responsibility about saving civilians' lives, in fact, are a part of assassination and destruction (in Aleppo) and their words are shier lies.
"The UN Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura must disclose the realities and should not be at the service of conspirators. The Syrian army will never accept terrorists' hostage-taking in the Eastern districts of Aleppo and is resolved to drive the terrorists out of these district immediately," the source added.
An analyst said on Thursday that the Syrian army's massive operations in different parts of Aleppo and their astonishing advance would soon force the terrorists to lay down arms and surrender.
The military analysts and field sources told al-Watan daily that battlefield information after the Syrian army and its allies' massive attacks in Aleppo showed that "the terrorists would soon be forced to surrender and their positions would fall one after another since they lost a large number of their commanders and members as well as arms caches and could no more resist against the Syrian troops' offensives; this was while their regional allies had also withdrawn their support for them".
"Meantime, the residents of Eastern Aleppo districts continue to stage protest rallies against the terrorists, demanding their exit," the analysts said, adding that they even mounted pictures of President Bashar al-Assad on their walls.
Local sources in Eastern Aleppo also reported that the terrorists lost confidence in their commanders after their repeated unfulfilled promises on breaking the army's siege and their morale was weakened after heavy defeats and sustaining abundant casualties and damages.
After continued defeats and nearly two months of insistence on remaining in the city and rejecting the army's several chances to leave Eastern Aleppo with their weapons, terrorists are now facing the realities of war as their comrades' massive attacks on the city to break the army's several-month-long siege have all ended up in fiasco.
The Syrian army has started special operation in Aleppo after several humanitarian pauses declared by Damascus and Moscow to give a chance to the civilian population as well as the militants to leave the Eastern parts of the city through 8 corridors.
Thousands of civilians left the city in the first few days, but militants blocked their exist paths, threatening to kill anyone who dares to approach the passages opened by the army. The terrorists aim to use the civilian population as a human shield.
The last such pause was declared Mid-November when the Syrian army gave a 24-hour lone ultimatum to the Jeish al-Fatah coalition of terrorist groups to leave the flash point city.
The Syrian Army's deadline for the exit of terrorists from Eastern districts of Aleppo ended, but no militant or civilian left the city via the humanitarian corridors.
After starting the operations in Aleppo, the Syrian army has managed to advance in several areas and retake control of new territories, killing hundreds of terrorists.
Media sources disclosed on Saturday that several terrorists of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) and Fatah al-Sham Front (previously known as the al-Nusra Front), who had been wounded in the battle with the Syrian government forces in Quneitra province, have been taken to an Israeli hospital.
Syria: More Injured Terrorists Taken to Israeli Hospitals
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The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) transported several militants wounded in in Syria's Quneitra to a local field hospital in the occupied Golan Heights, Arab media outlet, massdar, reported.
The militants sustained serious injuries in fierce clashes with the Syrian army near the Hadhar-Quneitra road.
The Israeli army has transferred so many wounded members of the al-Nusra - the official offshoot of Al-Qaeda in Syria - and FSA terrorist groups to its medical centers on so many occassions that it is now seen as a common practice.
In October, military sources said that Fatah al-Sham Front dispatched its wounded members to Israeli and Jordanian Hospitals via Syria's Southern borders.
"Syrian army troops fended off Fatah al-Sham's offensives in the Eastern side of Ibta'a town in Northern Dara'a, leaving scores of militants dead or wounded," the sources said, adding, "Fatah al-Sham that faced a large number of wounded members, decided to send them to nearby field-hospitals and Israeli and Jordanian medical centers."
The ISIL terrorist group has called on a number of specialists in Deir Ezzur to prepare themselves and their family members to move to other regions, local sources disclosed on Saturday.
ISIL Transferring Physicians from Deir Ezzur to Raqqa, Mosul
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"Given the large number of wounded members in Mosul and Raqqa and lack of physicians, the ISIL has forced a number of physicians in Deir Ezzur, specially those residing in al-Mayadeen and Bu Kamal, to move to specified regions in Mosul and Raqqa," the sources added.
They said ISIL transfers most of its wounded members from al-Bab and other regions East of Aleppo province to Raqqa hospitals while those injured in areas and towns near Mosul to the oil-rich city's medical centers, and added, "Certain districts of Deir Ezzur are witnessing sporadic clashes between the Syrian army and the ISIL but clashes are not as heavy as Mosul and Aleppo and therefore, the ISIL has decided to transfer the physicians to those regions."
Local sources in Deir Ezzur disclosed last week that the ISIL terrorist group had received a fifth cargo of food, medical and pharmaceutical aids sent by the Arab states to the Syrian city of Bu Kamal.
"Several trucks carrying foodstuff and pharmaceutical aid have been sent to ISIL-controlled areas by certain Arab countries in the Persian Gulf on the pretext that these are aid cargoes sent by Syrian expatriates to their families in Deir Ezzur province," an informed source told FNA on Tuesday.
The source noted that the aids for the ISIL terrorists is the fifth cargo being sent in less than a month, and said similar aids are sent to the Turkish-backed terrorists that are deployed in the ISIL-controlled Azaz city, although the last such cargo has been delayed.
He went on to say that not only the militants with links to Turkey, but also the predominantly Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) let the trucks packed with medical and food aids go through their lands despite the fact that they know that the aids are destined for the ISIL terrorists.
The source said the cargo sent by the Arab states to the ISIL has now been transferred to a warehouses along the Bu Kamal-Deir Ezzur road that is under control of the terrorist group.