BEIRUT LEBANON (8:40 P.M.) – The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) uncovered a large quantity of weapons and ammunition on Thursday that left behind by the so-called “Islamic State” (ISIS/ISIL/IS/Daesh) in the Deir Ezzor Governorate.
According to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), the military uncovered a large cache of US-made weapons and ammunition that were left behind by Daesh in the strategic city of Al-Mayadeen. Authorities found a cache of US-made ammunition and weapons left behind by Daesh (ISIS) terrorists in al-Mayadeen in Deir Ezzor countryside.
The Syrian Arab Army uncovered the weapons while combing through Al-Mayadeen and its surrounding area, SANA reported.
A SANA reporter said that during the combing operation to cleanse the liberated areas from the terrorist remnants, the authorities uncovered a cache containing 450,000 bullets of US-made medium-caliber machine guns from Daesh’s remnants in the Al-Mayadeen area.
Below are a number of photos that were captured by SANA of the weapons cache that was seized by the Syrian military this week:
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