Syrian Arab Army (SAA) troops resumed a large-scale offensive in Damascus capturing almost the entire Ayn Tarma Valley after a fierce battle with Faylaq Al-Rahman militants.
Footage captured SAA forces ambushing militants’ positions in Ayn Tarma district in Damascus countryside.
Fighters reportedly captured several sites in the southern part of the city, including Al-Jisr neighbourhood and a number of nearby buildings.
GREAT NEWS
absolutely great.Well done SAA!!!
Though this is great news, the focus of the Syrian Arab Army should be turned on the terror stronghold of Daraa with top priority being the reclaiming of the full control of the Jordanian border there which is the main supply line of the US terrorists blowing on Damascus’s neck. To the East the main focus of the Tiger Forces should be the reclaiming of all of Syria’s oil and gas resources there and the rescue of Raqqa’s civilians from sure US or SDF slaughter. To the south East, the expanding of the control of the Iraqi Syrian border and… Read more »
There won’t be more civilian slaughter than they took Manbij, in other terms : NOT AT ALL.
We have enough far-leftist komrads helping to perfectly know what they’re doing.
All we see you doing is accusing with ZERO evidences, not even clues.
Strangely, you don’t point the Turkish illegal invasion with al-Zenki doing a remake of
“Aktion T4”, assassinating the crippled and handicapped persons. You don’t speak
about Turkey’s genocidal tendencies and that it is well known that Erdogan, off the record,
vows to genocide the 40 millions Kurds in the ME…
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