Hama - A unit of the army in Hama northern countryside confronted on Saturday an attack by a terrorist group on one of the military points to the north-western countryside of Sqelbyiah.

SANA said that an army unit clashed with a terrorist group that attacked a military point to the north western countryside of Sqelbiyah in the northern countryside.

SANA added that the clashes ended up with foiling the attack after killing and injuring most of the terrorists, while initial reports pointed to the martyrdom and injury of several army soldiers.

MOSCOW- The disastrous humanitarian situation in Syria’s Rukban camp, where US-backed militant groups are forcibly keeping refugees, leaves no chance for children to survive, the heads of the Russian and Syrian inter-agency coordination headquarters, Colonel General Mikhail Mizintsev and Hussein Makhlouf, said in a joint statement.

"The situation in the camp remains disastrous, its residents have to survive in the most difficult conditions, facing militant violence on a daily basis. Children are the ones who suffer the most. Given the lack of food and medical care, as well as dire sanitary condition and the spread of infectious diseases, nursing babies have little chance to survive. According to the family members of people living in the camp, most of those who die in Rukban every day are children under the age of two," the statement reads, Itar Tass reported.

DAMASCUS- Since its establishment without the approval of the International Security Council, the crimes and massacres committed by the US-led Coalition and the huge destruction it has caused to the infrastructure and the facilities across al-Jazeera region in Syria, in addition to displacing tens of thousands of citizens have proven the falseness of the US which claims fighting terrorist groups, a report published on Saturday by the Syrian News Agency SANA said.

It has become clear that the goal behind establishing that “coalition” is to spill the blood of the Syrians and to prolong the war against their country, in addition to destroying the infrastructure and hindering any political solution to the crisis in the country.

Hama - The terrorist organizations positioned in Idleb countryside renewed their attacks on the safe areas and targeted with rocket shells Mharde town and its surrounding in northern Hama in repeated violation of the de-escalation zone agreement.

SANA said that terrorist groups fired nine rocket shells on Mharde town and surrounding areas; two of them fell on residential areas in the city and the other shells landed in Abu Obeida area around the city.

The terrorist attack caused damage to a number of houses and no civilian casualties were reported.

On Wednesday, five civilians were injured, including a girl, due to terrorist attack with rocket shells on Joureen village in northwestern  Hama.

Hama/Idleb – Syrian Arab Army units thwarted an attempt by terrorist groups to infiltrate and attack military positions and safe areas in Hama’s northern countryside.

SANA said that army units carried targeted on Friday evening with concentrated fire terrorist groups belonging to the “Turkistani Party” terror organization that had attempted to sneak from the direction of al-Sermaniye and Duwair al-Akrad in al-Ghab plain area in Hama countryside.

SANA said this resulted in destroying terrorists’ hideouts and equipment, leaving many of them dead or injured.

Damascus – The Army and Armed Forces on Friday celebrated the 56th anniversary of March 8th Revolution, SANA reported.

Field commanders delivered speeches on this occasion, asserting that the Syrian people will not be dissuaded from remaining steadfast and committed to their leadership, no matter how far the terrorist escalation and coordination among enemies goes.

The commanders affirmed that Syria will emerge victorious thanks to the steadfastness of its people, army, and leader, and the support of its friends.

DARAA- Foreign tourists  from France, Canada and Switzerland visited the ancient  city of Bosra  and its theater and archaeological sites, according to SANA.

Benjamin Blanchard, the Director of SOS company for tourist groups which organized the trip, said in a statement to SANA that he was happy to visit Bosra heading a group of 35 persons, pointing out that the city has maintained its antiquities and archaeological monuments despite the war.