September 6
Update 2- Army kills more terrorists, destroys their command centers and equipment in different areas across the country
September 4
Meeting to enhance local reconciliations held in Homs province
Homs, SANA- A national meeting was held at Tal Ahmar village in the eastern countryside of Homs province with the participation of elderly men from 50 villages.
The meeting is just another move forward towards enhancing local reconciliations and expanding its geographical dimensions to include all Syria which would contribute to reaching a Syrian-Syrian solution to current crisis.
Attending the meeting, Interior Minister Mohammad al-Sha’ar stressed the Syrian leadership’s keenness on providing support to local reconciliation initiatives taking place throughout the country in parallel with its efforts to confront terrorism, highlighting the significance of such meeting since it brings together all spectrums of Syrian people.
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For his part, Head of Hmeimim-based Russian Coordination Center, Sergei Schwarkov stressed the importance of this meeting which aims at unifying the Syrian people, reiterating his country’s firm stance to support Syria in its war on terrorism.
General Secretary of the People’s Party, Sheikh Nawaf al-Milhem called for holding similar meetings on a regular basis to avoid sectarian strife and foil the conspiracy aimed at fragmenting the Syrian people and territory.
[END REPORT]
AMN
September 6
Aleppo has 7 corridors for aid delivery, one for militants to exit: Russian DM
(Interfax) Eight special corridors are currently open in the Syrian city of Aleppo where the Russian military, supported by the Syrian authorities, are conducting a humanitarian operation, Russian Deputy Defense Minister Anatoly Antonov said.
“Each day water, food and essentials are delivered to local residents through seven special corridors,” he told reporters on Monday.
“The eighth one is open near Castello Road for armed militants to leave the city,” Antonov said.
The Russian military have been conducting the humanitarian operation in Aleppo for a month now, he said.
“The question of providing humanitarian aid to all Aleppo residents, despite the ongoing talks between all parties concerned, has not lost its relevance,” Antonov said.
[END REPORT]
[See the report for more photos of the child soldiers]
SOUTHFRONT
Postng this in case you missed their August 31 sitrep from SouthFront. I found it particularly interesting in light of their September 5 report, below. (They post all their video Syrian War siteps at YouTube in addition to their own site.)
SOUTHFRONT
Postng this in case you missed their August 31 sitrep from SouthFront. I found it particularly interesting in light of their September 5 report, below. (They post all their video Syrian War siteps at YouTube in addition to their own site.)
SYRIAN WAR REPORT – SEPTEMBER 5, 2016: SYRIA ARMY RESTORES SIEGE OF ALEPPO CITY [See SouthFront site for the video version of the report]
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The Syrian army and Hezbollah, supported by the Russian Aerospace Forces, have expelled Al Nusra Front terrorists and their allies from the Armament College and the Artillery College and nearby buildings at the Ramouseh Artillery Base in southwestern Aleppo. This move allowed the pro-government forces to set a full control of the road between Khan Tuman and the Ramouseh Neigborhood and besiege the militant-controlled areas of Aleppo city for the second time this summer.In turn, Al Nusra terrorists, supported by other groups of the Jaish al-Fateh operation room, launched a counterattack in order to regain positions in the artillery base. By September 5, the pro-government forces have repelled the terrorists’ counter-attacks and now are securing the area.
The Russian Aerospace Forces made 75 air strikes on terrorist targets in southwestern Aleppo on September 4 and already made some 30 air strikes on September 5, supporting the pro-government forces there. Pro-government forces report that Al Nusra and its allies have lost from 100 to 200 fighters in these clashes.
The Syrian army and its allies will likely continue their advance, attacking the Hikma School and the northern part of 1070 Apartment Project. Then, they will likely advance in the Ramouseh Neighborhood. These moves will allow the Syrian government to control successfully the perimeter of the besieged militant-controlled areas.
The Iraqi pro-government militia “Haraket al-Nujba” has captured of the Khan Tuman depots near the strategic town of Khan Tuman in southern Aleppo and the pro-government forces have seized the town of Qarassi. These will allow them to develop advance on the strategic town of Khan Tuman in southern Aleppo.
The Turkish-led forces in Syria have taken control of the 91km border between Azaz and Jarabulus, wiping out the ISIS terrorist group from the area.
Turkey’s Prime Minister Binali Yildirim announced on September 5 that Turkish Armed Forces and Turkish-backed militants had successfully expelled “terrorist organizations” from the area.
After securing the borderline between two strategic strongholds of Azaz and Jarabulus, the Turkey-led forces will likely advance on the ISIS-controlled logistical hub of Al-Bab. [emphasis mine] This will allow them to destroy the last hopes of the Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) to link the YPG-controlled areas in northern Syria.
2 Syrian soldiers were killed and 7 others wounded when a car bomb targeted the Bab Tadmor checkpoint at the entrance of al-Zahraa neighbourhood of Homs. The attack followed a failed joint offensive of Jund Al-Aqsa, Faylaq Al-Sham and the Free Syrian Army on the government-controlled town of Kawkab in the province of Hama. The Syrian army and Hezbollah killed over 30 terrorists and destroyed 2 tanks and 2 BMPs in the clashes there. 4 battle tanks, 2 BMPs, and 5 vehicles with machine guns were reportedly seized by the pro-government forces.
The situation in the province remains tense. Recently, the loyalists have taken back Khirbat al-Hajamah and the Samsam hill and now are in control of a part of Ma’arda. Clashes are ongoing.
[END REPORT]
FARS
September 6:
TEHRAN (FNA)- The Syrian army destroyed the central command center of the terrorists in Dara'a province, killing tens of the militants.
The Syrian army's artillery unit pounded the terrorists' main command center in the town of Tafas in Dara'a province.
The Syrian army also conducted major military operations in different parts of the country over last 24 hours.
Dara'a
A command center of the Takfiri terrorists in the town of Tafas was completely destroyed in a Syrian Army attack.
Syrian army men, tipped off by the intelligence agents, targeted the command center of terrorists who had gathered in a secret meeting in Tafas.
A Number of terrorist commanders were killed in the attack.
In the meantime, Syrian soldiers targeted gatherings of terrorists in al-Bajabjah neighborhood in Dara'a al-Balad in Daraa city, leaving 8 of them dead and a number of their vehicles destroyed.
Also six terrorists were killed in the Syrian Army's ambush in al-Lejah region in Northeastern Dara'a.
Damascus
The Syrian military forces discovered a long tunnel of the terrorists dug under a neighborhood in a town near the capital in Damascus province and exploded it, leaving dozens of the terrorists stuck inside dead or wounded.
A Syrian army unit destroyed a 400-meter-long tunnel of Jeish al-Islam terrorists in Harasta neighborhood used by the militants as a protection from the army strikes, to store arms and ammunition and to attack the nearby neighborhoods.
A battlefield source said that the tunnel was dug under Ard al-Khams area in Harasta town and it was equipped with mortar cannons and machineguns.
Earlier on Monday, the Syrian military forces continued to drive Jeish al-Islam terrorists out of more lands in Eastern Ghouta after hours of tough battle.
Syrian soldiers inflicted major losses and casualties on Jeish al-Islam and pushed them back from Hawsh Nasri and most of the farms in al-Reihan region near the town of Douma.
The Syrian army men also captured most of lands in Tal al-Sawan region, mainly in graveyard direction.
In the meantime, several tunnels of terrorists in Madhaya towards al-Zabadani plain were discovered and destroyed by the Syrian soldiers and Hezbollah fighters.
Hama
Syrian Army soldiers launched a heavy attack on a large site of the militants in Zur al-Nahr al-Asi region, inflicting tens of casualties on the terrorists, including non-Syrian commanders.
Senior Commander of al-Turkistani group Abu Mohammad Uzbeki, Commander of Terrorist Group's Suicide Attackers Abu Omar Anatol, Senior Commander of Jund al-Aqsa Omran Jabayereh nom de guerre Abu al-Qasam Ordoni, Commander of Abu Tafesh Battalion Karmo Abu Khalid and Commander of Thowar Kafr Zita Monir Afifi were among the terrorists killed in the Syrian army offensive in Zur al-Nahr al-Asi.
In the meantime, a long convoy of the terrorists came under the Syrian army raid on a road near Tayab al-Imam, which ended in the destruction of at least 15 vehicles.
Reports said earlier on Monday that Syrian army soldiers continued attacks on the terrorist groups in Northern Hama, inflicting major losses on them and pushing them back from more villages and hills in the region.
Syrian army, backed up by the Russian fighter jets, launched fresh rounds of anti-terrorism offensives in Northern Hama and captured the village of Khirbet al-Hajameh in Northwestern side of Qamhaneh and two hills of 30 and 50.
Terrorist groups suffered a heavy death toll and their military hardware sustained major damage in the attacks.
Aleppo
The Syrian Army and popular forces continued to push back Jeish al-Fatah terrorists in al-Ramousiyeh and have won control over more neighborhoods in the Southern districts of Aleppo city, reports said on Monday.
The Syrian government forces, in a large-scale offensive, captured al-Hikmah school and al-Mouteh heights.
The Syrian army and its popular allies stormed Jeish al-Fatah's positions from three directions and have thus far cleaned up the Western part of al-Ramousiyeh.
The government forces have also attacked terrorists' strongholds in the town of al-Hikmah, while the army is also making headway in housing project 1070.
Over 74 terrorists, including several commanders, have thus far been killed in the army operation in al-Ramousiyeh, early battlefield reports said.
Reports said earlier on Monday that the Syrian army soldiers and their popular allies targeted Jeish al-Fatah's last positions in the Artillery Academy Buildings and took full control of the strategic military site.
After liberation of Taslih academy buildings on Sunday, the Syrian government forces continued to attack Jeish al-Fatah's positions in adjacent military site and won back artillery academy buildings after hours of intense battle.
Furthermore, the Syrian government forces imposed full control over Jamaiyat hill and al-Ammareh hill, near the military site.
Military sources said that terrorist-held districts in Eastern Aleppo are once again under the Syrian army's siege.
Jeish al-Fatah suffered over 200 casualties during the battle for the artillery academy.
Meantime, around 30 fighters of Fatah al-Sham (the newly-formed al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group previously known as the al-Nusra Front) were killed at artillery academy battle.
Military experts believe that the Syrian government force's next target will be Housing Project 1070.
Meantime, a military source at the Aleppo Operations Room announced that the Syrian army and its allies have destroyed the terrorists' defense lines, stressing that major victories are still waiting for the government troops in Aleppo.
"The fierce clashes at Aleppo's military academy region in the past 48 hours have left hundreds of terrorists dead and wounded and the Syrian army and its allies could win back control over all the colleges and kill the terrorists there while the militants had made their upmost attempts to maintain control over the region by bringing large reinforcements," the source told FNA.
"After winning back all the military colleges in Aleppo, the Syrian army and resistance forces are preparing to regain control over more regions adjacent to the military academy and we should wait for surprising and great victories in Aleppo in the next few hours," he added.
Also, another military source stressed that the terrorist groups have been discouraged and frightened by the army's recent advances in the military academy through Ramousiyeh in Southern Aleppo and after they came under a complete siege in Eastern Aleppo.
The source said that the road linking the regions controlled by the terrorists from the Southern countryside of Aleppo and the Eastern countryside of Idlib to the Eastern districts of Aleppo in which the militants are stationed has been fully closed.
He added that the Syrian army has killed dozens of terrorists and seized a number of advanced weapons, including the West-made arms.
Meantime, losing the military academy has created rifts among the terrorist groups in Southern Aleppo.
The military experts predict that the Syrian forces will continue their military operations towards Dabbaqi plants in Ramousiyeh region from the South and al-Hakma school and the Southwestern villages to establish security in the Southern entrance of Aleppo to be temporary used instead of Castello.
Sweida
The Syrian Army troops targeted ISIL's fuel convoy in the Eastern territories of Sweida province, and destroyed most of the tankers.
Syrian army unit destroyed 10 fuel tankers of ISIL in Mashbak al-Wedian region in the Eastern side the village of Shaaf.
Several ISIL fighters accompanying the convoy also were killed or wounded in the attacks.
Deir Ezzur
The Syrian military forces discovered a long tunnel of the ISIL terrorists dug under the neighborhoods of the Eastern city of Deir Ezzur and exploded it, leaving dozens of terrorists dead or wounded.
Syrian army unit destroyed a tunnel of ISIL Takfiri terrorists in al-Urfi neighborhood used by militants as a protection from the army’s strikes, to store arms and ammunition and to attack the nearby neighborhoods.
The Syrian army's artillery unit pounded the terrorists' main command center in the town of Tafas in Dara'a province.
The Syrian army also conducted major military operations in different parts of the country over last 24 hours.
Dara'a
A command center of the Takfiri terrorists in the town of Tafas was completely destroyed in a Syrian Army attack.
Syrian army men, tipped off by the intelligence agents, targeted the command center of terrorists who had gathered in a secret meeting in Tafas.
A Number of terrorist commanders were killed in the attack.
In the meantime, Syrian soldiers targeted gatherings of terrorists in al-Bajabjah neighborhood in Dara'a al-Balad in Daraa city, leaving 8 of them dead and a number of their vehicles destroyed.
Also six terrorists were killed in the Syrian Army's ambush in al-Lejah region in Northeastern Dara'a.
Damascus
The Syrian military forces discovered a long tunnel of the terrorists dug under a neighborhood in a town near the capital in Damascus province and exploded it, leaving dozens of the terrorists stuck inside dead or wounded.
A Syrian army unit destroyed a 400-meter-long tunnel of Jeish al-Islam terrorists in Harasta neighborhood used by the militants as a protection from the army strikes, to store arms and ammunition and to attack the nearby neighborhoods.
A battlefield source said that the tunnel was dug under Ard al-Khams area in Harasta town and it was equipped with mortar cannons and machineguns.
Earlier on Monday, the Syrian military forces continued to drive Jeish al-Islam terrorists out of more lands in Eastern Ghouta after hours of tough battle.
Syrian soldiers inflicted major losses and casualties on Jeish al-Islam and pushed them back from Hawsh Nasri and most of the farms in al-Reihan region near the town of Douma.
The Syrian army men also captured most of lands in Tal al-Sawan region, mainly in graveyard direction.
In the meantime, several tunnels of terrorists in Madhaya towards al-Zabadani plain were discovered and destroyed by the Syrian soldiers and Hezbollah fighters.
Hama
Syrian Army soldiers launched a heavy attack on a large site of the militants in Zur al-Nahr al-Asi region, inflicting tens of casualties on the terrorists, including non-Syrian commanders.
Senior Commander of al-Turkistani group Abu Mohammad Uzbeki, Commander of Terrorist Group's Suicide Attackers Abu Omar Anatol, Senior Commander of Jund al-Aqsa Omran Jabayereh nom de guerre Abu al-Qasam Ordoni, Commander of Abu Tafesh Battalion Karmo Abu Khalid and Commander of Thowar Kafr Zita Monir Afifi were among the terrorists killed in the Syrian army offensive in Zur al-Nahr al-Asi.
In the meantime, a long convoy of the terrorists came under the Syrian army raid on a road near Tayab al-Imam, which ended in the destruction of at least 15 vehicles.
Reports said earlier on Monday that Syrian army soldiers continued attacks on the terrorist groups in Northern Hama, inflicting major losses on them and pushing them back from more villages and hills in the region.
Syrian army, backed up by the Russian fighter jets, launched fresh rounds of anti-terrorism offensives in Northern Hama and captured the village of Khirbet al-Hajameh in Northwestern side of Qamhaneh and two hills of 30 and 50.
Terrorist groups suffered a heavy death toll and their military hardware sustained major damage in the attacks.
Aleppo
The Syrian Army and popular forces continued to push back Jeish al-Fatah terrorists in al-Ramousiyeh and have won control over more neighborhoods in the Southern districts of Aleppo city, reports said on Monday.
The Syrian government forces, in a large-scale offensive, captured al-Hikmah school and al-Mouteh heights.
The Syrian army and its popular allies stormed Jeish al-Fatah's positions from three directions and have thus far cleaned up the Western part of al-Ramousiyeh.
The government forces have also attacked terrorists' strongholds in the town of al-Hikmah, while the army is also making headway in housing project 1070.
Over 74 terrorists, including several commanders, have thus far been killed in the army operation in al-Ramousiyeh, early battlefield reports said.
Reports said earlier on Monday that the Syrian army soldiers and their popular allies targeted Jeish al-Fatah's last positions in the Artillery Academy Buildings and took full control of the strategic military site.
After liberation of Taslih academy buildings on Sunday, the Syrian government forces continued to attack Jeish al-Fatah's positions in adjacent military site and won back artillery academy buildings after hours of intense battle.
Furthermore, the Syrian government forces imposed full control over Jamaiyat hill and al-Ammareh hill, near the military site.
Military sources said that terrorist-held districts in Eastern Aleppo are once again under the Syrian army's siege.
Jeish al-Fatah suffered over 200 casualties during the battle for the artillery academy.
Meantime, around 30 fighters of Fatah al-Sham (the newly-formed al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group previously known as the al-Nusra Front) were killed at artillery academy battle.
Military experts believe that the Syrian government force's next target will be Housing Project 1070.
Meantime, a military source at the Aleppo Operations Room announced that the Syrian army and its allies have destroyed the terrorists' defense lines, stressing that major victories are still waiting for the government troops in Aleppo.
"The fierce clashes at Aleppo's military academy region in the past 48 hours have left hundreds of terrorists dead and wounded and the Syrian army and its allies could win back control over all the colleges and kill the terrorists there while the militants had made their upmost attempts to maintain control over the region by bringing large reinforcements," the source told FNA.
"After winning back all the military colleges in Aleppo, the Syrian army and resistance forces are preparing to regain control over more regions adjacent to the military academy and we should wait for surprising and great victories in Aleppo in the next few hours," he added.
Also, another military source stressed that the terrorist groups have been discouraged and frightened by the army's recent advances in the military academy through Ramousiyeh in Southern Aleppo and after they came under a complete siege in Eastern Aleppo.
The source said that the road linking the regions controlled by the terrorists from the Southern countryside of Aleppo and the Eastern countryside of Idlib to the Eastern districts of Aleppo in which the militants are stationed has been fully closed.
He added that the Syrian army has killed dozens of terrorists and seized a number of advanced weapons, including the West-made arms.
Meantime, losing the military academy has created rifts among the terrorist groups in Southern Aleppo.
The military experts predict that the Syrian forces will continue their military operations towards Dabbaqi plants in Ramousiyeh region from the South and al-Hakma school and the Southwestern villages to establish security in the Southern entrance of Aleppo to be temporary used instead of Castello.
Sweida
The Syrian Army troops targeted ISIL's fuel convoy in the Eastern territories of Sweida province, and destroyed most of the tankers.
Syrian army unit destroyed 10 fuel tankers of ISIL in Mashbak al-Wedian region in the Eastern side the village of Shaaf.
Several ISIL fighters accompanying the convoy also were killed or wounded in the attacks.
Deir Ezzur
The Syrian military forces discovered a long tunnel of the ISIL terrorists dug under the neighborhoods of the Eastern city of Deir Ezzur and exploded it, leaving dozens of terrorists dead or wounded.
Syrian army unit destroyed a tunnel of ISIL Takfiri terrorists in al-Urfi neighborhood used by militants as a protection from the army’s strikes, to store arms and ammunition and to attack the nearby neighborhoods.
[END REPORT]
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