17 “Deash” Terrorists Killed by Locals of al-Tibni Town in Deir Ezzor Countryside

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DEIR EZZOR, (ST)- Locals of al-Tibni town in the western countryside of Deir Ezzor killed 17 “Deash” terrorists who attempted to attack the town, kill its people and steal its properties. The incident comes a day after “Deash” terrorist organization massacred 19 people from the town.  

According to local sources, the village witnessed fierce clashes between the locals and Daesh terrorists. The clashes resulted in the killing of 17 terrorists and the injury of many others.

 The sources said that members of the terrorist organization kidnapped three families while they were leaving the town and took them to unknown place. They also targeted the town with mortars shells.

On Tuesday, terrorists from “Deash” committed a horrible massacre by murdering 19 people in al-Tibni town in Deir Ezzor.

A shocking video published by the terrorist organization on social media showed the terrorists slitting the throats of 19 people with knives and mutilating their bodies.

Hizbollah condemned the massacre and described it as one of the ugliest crimes in history that committed in cold blood and with huge contempt for humanity.

Hamda Mustafa

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