The Army Air Force Destroys ISIS Positions and Vehicles in Homs, Raqqa

PROVINCES- The Army Air Force conducted on Saturday a number of airstrikes against dens and positions of the ISIS terrorists in the eastern countryside of Homs central province, SANA news agency reported.

A military source told SANA that the airstrikes targeted positions of the ISIS terrorists to the west of Um al-Rish village and in the village of Shandakhyiat Ghunaiman in the eastern countryside, destroying a number of their positions and vehicles and killing and injuring scores of them.

 Raqqa

Meanwhile, the Army Air Force carried out intensive airstrikes targeting the ISIS route supplies and gatherings in Ma’adan city and Beer al-Sabkhawai village in the southeastern countryside of Raqqa province.

A military source told SANA Saturday that the army airstrikes let many ISIS terrorists dead and destroyed a number of positions, vehicles and heavy machineguns belonging to the ISIS terrorists.

Meanwhile, the Syrian Arab Army opened, during the past 2 days, four humanitarian corridors for safe evacuation of the civilians from Raqqa with the aim of protecting and rescuing them.

Deir Ezzor

Air Force of the Syrian Army destroyed ISIS terrorists’ gatherings in the neighborhood of al-Kannamat and at the surrounding of the Panorama area in Deir Ezzor Province.

SANA reporter said that army units clashed with ISIS terrorists on the southern axis in al-Maqaber, the Panorama, the surrounding of the Airport, al-Roshdiya and al-Heiqa where many of the terrorists were either killed or injured.

The army also destroyed primary equipment for refining oil stolen by ISIS in the wells of Boqros semi-desert eastern Deir Ezzor, killing many terrorists.

Moreover, local sources in Deir Ezzor countryside confirmed that several ISIS terrorists have fled away during the past 24 hours including Emir of Electricity in al-Kher District Abu Bis al-Khabouri and the person in charge with water affairs in al-Baseera village Ahmad al-Ali, in addition to two security members Hussein al-Mohammad and Karim al-Mohammad.