Turkey Joining al Qaeda in War Against Syria

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The Arabic-language website of Russian Sputnik news agency quoted a Syrian Army source as saying that the Syrian Army’s military positions came under the Turkish Army’s artillery attacks while the government forces were thwarting the terrorist groups’ attacks on their positions in Northwestern Hama.

The source pointed to the military and logistic supports from the Ankara-controlled areas for terrorists in Northern Syria, and said that the terrorist group, specially Tahrir al-Sham and Turkistani Party, have set up new military positions near Ankara-controlled areas; while the terrorist groups in their recent attack had deployed their militants in the surrounding areas of Ankara-controlled areas in Shir al-Magar in Hama and provided support for them.

Meantime, the Syrian Army units pounded the terrorists’ movements near the Ankara-controlled region in al-Hawija and Shahr Naz near the Turkey-controlled region in Shir al-Magar in Northern Hama.



The source noted that the terrorist groups have pounded the Turkish military spots in Hama and Idlib to provide Ankara with an excuse to attack the Syrian Army.

In a relevant development earlier on Saturday, the Syrian Army was preparing to take full control of strategic points to reopen the key Saqilbieh-Mahradeh road in Northern Hama as government forces have intensified their military operations in the region.

The Syrian Army’s missile and artillery units targeted and heavily pounded the military positions and movements of Tahrir al-Sham al-Hay’at and Jeizh al-Izza terrorist groups in the towns of al-Jobin and Tal Malh in Northern Hama, destroying several of their military positions and hardware and killing a number of them.

Meantime, a military source noted that the Syrian Army troops destroyed the defense lines of the terrorists in Northern Hama, and said that the Syrian Army intends to reopen the strategic Saqilbieh-Mahradeh Road by taking full control of strategic town of Tal Malh.

He also said that the Syrian Army’s artillery units destroyed the terrorists’ logistical convoys in Abu Raideh, al-Zuka, Hasraya, al-Latamineh in Northern Hama.

Meantime, the Turkish Army sent fresh military convoys comprising armored personnel carriers and a large number of its elite forces to the border towns of Reyhanli and Qirq Khan behind borders with Syria.

In a relevant development last Monday, the Syrian Army dispatched massive military convoys to Northern Hama to resume military operations in the region, the Arabic-language media outlets reported.

Sputnik news agency quoted a Syrian Army military commander as saying that the army has recently sent its special forces known as ‘Tiger Force’ together with massive military equipment to the battlefronts in Northwestern Hama and Southern Idlib, including the newly- liberated towns from the terrorist groups.

It pointed to the arrival of elite forces of the Syrian Army in Northern Syria and their participation in upcoming operations, and said that the Syrian Army will most probably launch its military operation in the region.

Meantime, the Arabic-language al-Watan newspaper reported the Syrian Army air force and artillery units pounded the military positions and movements of terrorists in the surrounding areas of Jisr al-Shoghour, North of Mahradeh, al-Latamineh, Kafar Zita, al-Mouzereh in Northern Hama and Kafar Nubl, Safhoun, Jouzef, Tal’as, al-Naqir and Sheikh Mustafa in Southern Idlib, killing and injuring a large number of militants and destroying their military equipment.

Meantime, a military source reiterated that the Syrian Army’s artillery and missile units destroyed the communication lines, key centers and arms-ammunition depots of terrorists in Northern Hama and Southern Idlib while foiling terrorists’ attempts to penetrate into Syrian Army’s military positions.

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