ISIS has suffered heavy losses in the Deir Ezzor Governate during the last two days of battle against the Syrian Arab Army. A military source provided 78 names of ISIS militants that have been killed near the Military Airport; an area ISIS has besieged for over a week.

The Deir Ezzor Military Airport is the primary focus for ISIS, after their success in the Raqqa Governate. However, ISIS is facing off against the battle-tested 104th Brigade of the Republican Guard, led by Brigadier General Issam Zahreddine. The 104th is known for their all black attire and their aggressive tactics; this will not be an easy battle for ISIS.

The ISIS casualities in Deir Ezzor over the last two days:

1. Tahseen ‘Ali Hussein
2. Jassim ‘Ammar
3. Hamza Al-Khaliq
4. Milhem Rashid
5. ‘Usama Al-Kabeesi
6. ‘Azzam Al-Hajj ‘Ahmad
7. Adham Mohamad ‘Adel (Egyptian)
8. Khalid Hassan Bakr
9. Tahir ‘Ahmad Baghdadi
10. Yaman Ibrahim
11. Hazam Abdel-Karim
12. Wada’a ‘Abid
13. Ali Al-Husni
14. Hassan Sleiman Al-Midani (Saudi)
15. ‘Aadel Khalif Hussein
16. Tayseer ‘Abdel-Mana’am (SAA defector)
17. Fadel Al-Amin
18. Wassim Al-Akl
19. Somer Khalil
20. Fadi Mo’ataz
21. Tarif Sadiq
22. ‘Adnan Hattam
23. Jihad Hafeef
24.’Akram Dharweeha
25.Yarob Al-Moussa
26. Badr Jamal
27.Issam ‘Arjab
28. Haidar Nawfal
29. Bassil ‘Abid
30. Amir Khattab
31. Murshid Musharif
32. Sabahi Badour Al-Khalif
33. ‘Umar Abdel-Jabbar
34. ‘Ahmad Malahaweesh
35. Naji Jamal
36. Ibrahim Abdel-Fatih
37. ‘Abdel-Mayan Jama’aya
38. Hamdan Al-Nasir
39. ‘Islam Al-Hamid
40. Shaaher Hassan
41. Wahdaan Al-Mara’ayi
42. ‘Aamer Habashan
43. Hamdi ‘Ammar
44. Qatiba Nazahaan
45. ‘Ahmad Zabrawi
46. Leith Al-Mahmoud
47. Samir Al-Khalifa
48. Nafi Ala’adeen
49. Shadi Halaat
50. ‘Akram Turki
51. Khalil Na’ssan
52. Musa’ab Al-Sa’ad
53. Abu Hajjar Al-Masri (Egyptian)
54. Yasser Balaal
55. Suleiman Al-Hamaad
56. ‘Usama ‘Ayyal Dhareefi
57. Walid Saleem
58. Majid Mahmoud
59. Hassan Hussein
60. Mohannad ‘Ammar
61. Mohammad Kadour
62. Safwan Yousif
63. ‘Alaa’ Saleh
64. Saleem Habour
65. ‘Ahmad Zaher
66. ‘Arab Sa’ayid
67. Saleh ‘Aboush
68. ‘Abeeda Nawaaf
69. Mu’awiyya Dareebi
70. ‘Assad Ta’an
71. Bashir Al-Wardi
72. Ziad Abdel-Nasser
73. ‘Anas Sameer
74. Mohammad Ziad
75. Sabri Hammoud
76. Jassaar Al-‘Ali
77. Khalid Al-‘Ahmad
78. Marwan Zaher

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