While terrorists have claimed to occupy 20 neighborhoods in Aleppo, the newsletter also reported, citing sources affiliated with the Syrian opposition, that terrorists have taken control of the towns of Khan Tuman and Zeitan in the southern suburbs of Aleppo.
Publish dateSaturday 30 November 2024 - 11:27
Story Code : 301555
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Al Jazeera reported that terrorists in Syria claim to have taken control of 20 neighborhoods in Aleppo, but have not officially claimed complete occupation of Aleppo yet.
Clashes have occurred between terrorists and Syrian army forces in the Al-Lirmon neighborhood in the east of Aleppo.
Reuters also reported, citing sources, that the Syrian army has closed all roads leading to Aleppo.
The newsletter also reported, citing sources affiliated with the Syrian opposition, that terrorists have taken control of the towns of Khan Tuman and Zeitan in the southern suburbs of Aleppo.
The report states that 200 militants have been killed in the past 24 hours and operations to repel the attacks are continuing.
Hours earlier, the Syrian Ministry of Defense announced that it had inflicted heavy losses on armed terrorist groups in the countryside of Aleppo and Idlib.
Stating that the attacks are being carried out using heavy weapons and drones and with the presence of large groups of foreign terrorists, the Syrian ministry added: "Our forces have managed to regain control of some areas in the countryside of Aleppo and Idlib."
The report states that 200 militants have been killed in the past 24 hours and operations to repel the attacks are continuing.
Clashes have also taken place between the Syrian army and terrorists around Aleppo, in Jamiat al-Zahra and around the military academy.
Russian warplanes are continuously bombing areas in Aleppo.
Terrorist groups have also claimed to have occupied villages and areas in the eastern countryside of Idlib.
Reuters also quoted two Syrian military sources as saying that Russia has promised more military assistance to the Syrian army to prevent the terrorists from occupying Aleppo, and that Damascus expects new Russian military equipment to arrive at the Russian Hmeimim air base in Syria within 72 hours.
Reuters also reported that Syrian authorities have closed Aleppo airport and canceled all flights.
Clashes have occurred between terrorists and Syrian army forces in the Al-Lirmon neighborhood in the east of Aleppo.
Reuters also reported, citing sources, that the Syrian army has closed all roads leading to Aleppo.
The newsletter also reported, citing sources affiliated with the Syrian opposition, that terrorists have taken control of the towns of Khan Tuman and Zeitan in the southern suburbs of Aleppo.
The report states that 200 militants have been killed in the past 24 hours and operations to repel the attacks are continuing.
Hours earlier, the Syrian Ministry of Defense announced that it had inflicted heavy losses on armed terrorist groups in the countryside of Aleppo and Idlib.
Stating that the attacks are being carried out using heavy weapons and drones and with the presence of large groups of foreign terrorists, the Syrian ministry added: "Our forces have managed to regain control of some areas in the countryside of Aleppo and Idlib."
The report states that 200 militants have been killed in the past 24 hours and operations to repel the attacks are continuing.
Clashes have also taken place between the Syrian army and terrorists around Aleppo, in Jamiat al-Zahra and around the military academy.
Russian warplanes are continuously bombing areas in Aleppo.
Terrorist groups have also claimed to have occupied villages and areas in the eastern countryside of Idlib.
Reuters also quoted two Syrian military sources as saying that Russia has promised more military assistance to the Syrian army to prevent the terrorists from occupying Aleppo, and that Damascus expects new Russian military equipment to arrive at the Russian Hmeimim air base in Syria within 72 hours.
Reuters also reported that Syrian authorities have closed Aleppo airport and canceled all flights.
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