Syrian army destroy several terrorists’ hideouts in Aleppo, Idleb, Lattakia

PROVINCES,(ST)_Units of armed forces have shelled al-Nusra Front-linked terrorists’ hideouts in several areas in countryside of Homs and restore stability and security to several towns and farms west Orontes River in al-Qsir area, a military source said.

It added that dozens of explosive devices, which were planted by terrorists on the main roads of the towns, were dismantled by competent authorities.

In Homs city, a unit of armed forces discovered equipment used to produce rockets and explosive devices inside a hideout of terrorists.

It was also reported that many terrorists were killed yesterday while they were booby-trapping a car east Homs city.

Meanwhile, the armed forces repelled terrorists’ attempt to infiltrate from Lebanon into Syria.

Elsewhere, units of armed forces targeted terrorist groupings in countryside of Damascus, Aleppo, Idleb and Lattakia, killing and injuring a large  number of terrorists.

Terrorists kill each others

On the other hand, terrorists killed each others in a quarrel broke out between them in Wadi Barada in Damascus countryside over sharing loots.

Another fighting broke out between two terrorist groups in Raqqa city over heading religious commission.

The terrorists used mortars in two-day fighting ended in the death of most of them.

3 shells landed in Harasta  

In a separate incident, at least 4 citizens wounded by mortar attack targeted a residential area in Damascus countryside.

An official source told SANA: “Terrorists fired today three mortar rounds landed in a residential area in Daheyet Harasta wounding  4 citizens at the scene.”

Syria is in a state of war and its army is doing its duty as regard defending homeland and citizens, and fighting terrorist groups to restore stability and security across the country.

The terrorist groups, who are exported from 40 countries, perpetrate heinous crimes against citizens and destroy the country’s infrastructure, are funded and supported by Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Britain, France, and the US.

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