BEIRUT, LEBANON (10:50 P.M.) – The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) continued their large-scale offensive in the eastern countryside of the Aleppo Governorate on Monday, targeting the Islamic State’s (ISIS) defenses at several villages in the Al-Bab Plateau.
Led by their Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army managed to liberate 3 villages from the Islamic State terrorists on Monday, killing and wounding a large number of militants in the process of this advance.
According to an Al-Masdar field correspondent with the Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army liberated the villages of Rasm Al-‘Alam, Al-Dari’yah, and Khan Hafirah Also capture Khan Hufrah and Diraiya in east Aleppo
Following the liberation of Rasm Al-‘Alam, the Tiger Forces advanced to the village of Al-Madiyounah, where they were confronted by an exhausted Islamic State unit at the southern flank.
Syrian Arab Army personnel are currently storming Al-Madiyounah, while their allies from the Russian Air Force bombard the terrorist forces at the southern flank of Al-Bab.
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