The jihadist rebels of Fatah Halab launched the 3rd phase of their large-scale offensive in Aleppo City on Tuesday, targeting the Syrian government controlled Al-Ramouseh District in the southern sector of the provincial capital.
The offensive started off on the right foot for Fatah Halab, as their combatants managed to enter the Al-Ramouseh District from their positions at the Sadkop Garages after a successful tunnel bombing; however, this success proved to be limited, as they could not find any infiltration point to bypass the Syrian Arab Army’s defenses.
Following a long and gruesome battle, the jihadist rebels were forced to retreat from Al-Huwayz Hill and the nearby sawmills, leaving the Syrian Arab Army in full control of the Al-Ramouseh District.
Making matters worse for the jihadist rebels, they sustained a high number of casualties during the battle on Tuesday, marking this day as one of their most devastating defeats this year in the Aleppo Governorate.
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