Syrian army strikes al-Nusra Front hideouts in Idlib

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PROVINCES,(ST)_Military sources confirmed today the death of dozen of terrorists in Idlib, Daraa and Hama.

The sources said that army units carried out intensified strikes against hideouts of terrorists linked to the al-Nusra Front, the ‘Ahrar al-Asham’ movement and the ‘Jond al-Aqsa in towns of Saraqeb, Sermin and Filon in the southern and southeastern countryside of Idlib.

Several hideouts and vehicles belonging to terrorists were destroyed in the operations which also resulted in the death of dozens of terrorists.

More terrorists were killed and injured during concentrated operations carried out by army units in Idlib city.

Add to that, army units targeted terrorist organizations’ supply routes from Turkey into the northern countryside of Idlib.

There were also concentrated operations against terrorist groupings in al-Naqir town, which lies on Hama-Idlib administrative boundaries.

Many terrorists were killed and injured in the said town and in town of Jana al-Elbawi, which lies 14km north of Salameyeh city in Hama countryside, as well as in an area located east of Morek town in the same province [Hama].

In another development, army units struck terrorist organizations in the eastern countryside of Daraa and Homs.

Basma Qaddour  

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