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On January 10, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) targeted a military vehicle of Jaysh al-Izza in the outskirt of the town of al-Lataminah in the northern Hama countryside with an armed drone. According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), the attack destroyed the vehicle and injured several militants.
Prior to the drone attack, the army artillery fired 20 shells at positions of the militants inside and around al-Lataminah. The SOHR said that the shelling didn’t result in civilian casualties.
The Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) said that the strikes were a response to new violations of the Russian-Turkish demilitarized zone agreement. Such violations have become a daily occurrence.
Jaysh al-Izza, which is responsible for most of these violations, is considered one of the key allies of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS). Now that the radical group has imposed control of all the opposition-held part of northwestern Syria, the number of violations will likely increase.
The Turks have evacuated almost everyone out of Idlib that they’re concerned about all that’s left now are terrorists and civilians. I’m sure that the Syrian government coalition will minimise civilian loss of life and property damage as much as they can. Uncooperative terrorists will be dealt with forcefully on an as needed basis.
Good job, Syria.
While the Russians are enjoying their Christmas break the SAA are warming up the other side and preparing them for the end of the Russian’s Christmas break, Russian Santa will be delivering his presents to Idlib late this year, it’s usually New Years day the Russians give presents, but don’t worry, just because Russian Santa’s going to be heading to Idlib a bit later than normal, it doesn’t mean they’re going to miss out, he’s actually going to make up for it by dropping off heaps and heaps of really big presents, but only to the naughty kids in Idlib, the good kids will get their presents later, after Russian santa’s delivered the first batch. God I hope none of the good children get any of those Russian Santa’s first batch of presents.
good job SAA!