Authorities seize amounts of weapons left by terrorists in Homs countryside

Homs – Competent authorities, in cooperation with the locals, on Sunday sized large amount of weapons and ammunition left behind by terrorists in Talbessa and Taldao in Homs northern countryside, SANA said.

SANA added that the seized weapons included, Improvised Explosive devices (IEDs), thermal missiles, 23-mm machine guns, pistols, sniper rifles and a variety of ammunition.

On Saturday, authorities seized Israeli and US-made weapons left by terrorists between Um al-Mayazen and Saida towns in Daraa eastern countryside.

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