BEIRUT, LEBANON (12:00 P.M.) – Late last week, the U.S. State Department Spokesperson Heather Nauert issued a stern warning to the Syrian government against waging a new offensive in southwest Syria.
The Syrian Arab Army’s (SAA) command has responded to the U.S.’ threats by sending their largest military convoy to the southern province of Dara’a.
According to a military report from Dara’a, more than 60 vehicles filled with soldiers from the elite Tiger Forces entered the province on Sunday afternoon.
This Tiger Forces convoy comes just a week after their troops transported dozens of armored vehicles to the Dara’a Governorate for their upcoming offensive in the provincial capital.
Below is the video of the convoy making their way to the Dara’a Governorate yesterday:
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