The media have reported that after two years, the Tahrir al-Sham group ended its two-year ceasefire with the Syrian government by attacking the centers and headquarters of the Syrian army in the outskirts of Aleppo.
Publish dateMonday 16 September 2024 - 09:55
Story Code : 296921
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Simultaneously with the resumption of attacks by the Tahrir al-Sham group, other armed groups are also seeking to intensify their attacks on Syrian military presence centers. This issue is contrary to the previous agreements between Damascus and Ankara and the commitments of the Turkish government on the way to restore relations with Damascus.
In the meantime, "Shamiya Front", one of the groups affiliated with "Jaish al-Watani", announced its separation from Jaish al-Watani and added that under no circumstances will it carry out operations under the orders of Jaish al-Watani.
According to Tasnim and according to the journalists based in Aleppo; It seems that the recent escalation of tension by the Shamiya Front, which was achieved following the reopening of the Abu Zandin crossing, will expand and could lead to a major conflict with other armed groups of Jaysh al-Watani and Turkish-backed militia groups such as Tahrir al-Sham.
In the meantime, "Shamiya Front", one of the groups affiliated with "Jaish al-Watani", announced its separation from Jaish al-Watani and added that under no circumstances will it carry out operations under the orders of Jaish al-Watani.
According to Tasnim and according to the journalists based in Aleppo; It seems that the recent escalation of tension by the Shamiya Front, which was achieved following the reopening of the Abu Zandin crossing, will expand and could lead to a major conflict with other armed groups of Jaysh al-Watani and Turkish-backed militia groups such as Tahrir al-Sham.
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