BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:05 P.M.) – The Syrian Arab Army has launched wide-scale operations across southeastern Syria, today, targeting the last positions of the US-backed rebels in the Damascus and Al-Sweida governorates.
While operations began in Al-Sweida, the Syrian Arab Army quickly followed up this offensive with a major attack in the southeastern part of Damascus, striking the Free Syrian Army’s (FSA) positions near Al-Seen Airbase.
According to Al-Masdar field correspondent Ibrahim Joudeh, the Syrian Arab Army and their allies have already captured the Makhoul Mountains, Makhoul Dam, Al-Sees Mountains, and Risha Dam.
Joudeh added that the Syrian Arab Army is pushing into rebel territory from two different axes, while also fortifying these recently captured areas.
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