Army Units Meet with Iraqi Forces on Joint Border, Tighten Noose on ISIS in al-Boukamal

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PROVINCES– Army units, operating in Deir Ezzor, gained new areas in the vicinity of al-Boukamal area, according to SANA.

SANA reporter in Deir Ezzor said that progress towards al-Boukamal city has been achieved after the army units and its allies met with Iraqi forces at the joint border after clearing the area of the collapsed remnants of ISIS terrorists.

According to the reporter, large areas where ISIS spreads are currently encircled as a result of the forces’ meeting. The area extends between the Second Station and al-Baajat areas in Syria and al-Aakashat in Iraq.

 The reporter added army units and supporting forces tightened noose on ISIS dens in al-Boukamal city totally and began intensive operations to root out their last gatherings in the city, which considers as one of the main strongholds of the terrorist organization in the southeastern countryside of Deir Ezzor.

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Meanwhile, army units, in cooperation with back-up forces, established control over Blil village in the eastern countryside of the province.

SANA reporter in Hama said that army units, in cooperation with back-up forces, supported by artillery’s weapon, continued their operations in chasing terrorists of Jabhat al-Nusra in the northeastern countryside of Hama, restoring the village of Blil after the destruction of al-Nusra’s last dens and fortifications there.

The reporter added that army’s engineering units started to dismantle IEDs and landmines planted by the terrorists among the houses of the village.

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