The Syrian airstrikes killed dozens of ISIS terrorists and inflicted heavy losses on ISIS positions in hill of Kroum near Deir Ezzor military airport.
It is reported that the Syrian bombed the military positions and terrorist concentration of ISIS terrorists near the military airport in Deir Ezzor province.
On Saturday, the Syrian airstrikes killed dozens of ISIS terrorists and inflicted heavy losses on ISIS positions in hill of Kroum near Deir Ezzor military airport.
The Syrian airstrikes destroyed several ISIS vehicles equipped with heavy machineguns.
It is also reported that, in a different incident, the Syrian airstrikes razed down ISIS military positions and gathering centers in the village of al-Mura’yeh.
The battlefield sources confirmed that, in Deir Ezzor City, a Syrian army unit destroyed ISIS gathering centers in Al-Roshdiyeh neighborhood.
According to the battlefield sources, the Syrian warplanes also destroyed ISIS concentration in al-Sina’ah (Industrial) Area, al-Orfi, Souq al-Hab and al-Kanamt neighborhood in Deir Ezzor.
A truce agreement was negotiated by Russia and the United States regarding Syrian conflict although many analysts suggested that the Washington had been supporting terrorists fighting against the Syrian government forces.
Nevertheless, the Arab country is currently observing an agreement for the cessation of hostilities which entered into force on February 27. The agreement stipulates the cessation of all military hostilities in Syria, except for the operations against ISIS terrorist group and al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front militants. From the middle of the March, Russia has been partially withdrawing troops and warplanes from Syria to make an end to the Syrian crisis.
Love to hear these reports of the CIA (ISIS) or Pentagon (FSA) forces do lots of dying and the SAA doesn’t do any dying at all. ♥
@ lazy susan,
Q; …and the SAA doesn’t do any dying at all.
R; I think your assumption is wrong. The fact that no numbers are provided doesn’t mean SAA soldiers are not dying. Sporadically, I do see numbers mentioned [here and there], but with all this dis-info flying around, exact casualty figured are impossible to produce.
But, if it’s true that an estimated 11,5% of the Syrian population either have been wounded or killed, we’re talking about huge numbers here [lives lost and lives destroyed].