Syrian Military Captures Several Positions In Eastern Al-Suwayda From ISIS ~ THE 5TH ESTATE ASIA

Thursday, June 21, 2018

Syrian Military Captures Several Positions In Eastern Al-Suwayda From ISIS

Thursday, June 21, 2018

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SOUTH FRONT
06/20/2018

On June 20, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and its allies continued their military operation against the remaining fighters of ISIS in the eastern al-Suwayda countryside.

According to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), the SAA captured the areas of Tell Elin, Tell Umm Jinibris, Tell Daras, Tell Khayl, Tell Layh, Tell Muearaeir, Tell Dahaya, Tell Daab, Qabr Umm Murzah, Hibariyah and Hibariyah Hill.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) reported that SAA artillery guns and rocket launchers shelled the remaining positions of ISIS in the in the eastern al-Suwayda countryside.

From its side, the ISIS-linked news agency Amaq has not released any report regarding the situation in the eastern al-Suwayda countryside yet. This indicates that the terrorist group defenses there are collapsing. Local sources confirmed this and revealed that the remaining fighters of ISIS had withdrawn towards the mountainous areas in a last attempt to survive the SAA attack.

According to Syrian pro-government activists, hundreds of ISIS fighters are still hiding in eastern al-Suwayda. The SAA operation is aimed at capturing or killing these fighters before they manage to reorganize their units and to start launching new attacks.

The SAA also advanced in the southern and southwestern Deir Ezzor countryside securing 1,200km2 between the areas of Faydat ibn Muiny’a, the T-2 station, M’aizliyah and Dahrat Wadi al-Miyah, according to the SANA.

A week earlier, the SAA launched a similar military operation during which its forces secured 2,000km2 in the western Deir Ezzor countryside, including Faydat ibn Muiny’a.

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These limited operations are aimed at countering the threat of ISIS, which is currently planning to launch a large scale attack on the city of al-Bukamal near the Syrian-Iraqi border, according to a report of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR).

The SAA and its allies will likely launch a larger military operation to eliminate the remaining fighters of ISIS in the Homs desert, between the governorates of Homs and Deir Ezzor, after securing southern Syria.

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Units of the Tiger Forces, the Syrian Arab Army and the National Defense Forces are developing their limited operation against militants in the province of Daraa.

On June 19, government forces attacked militants’ positions west of the government-held villages of Duweiri and Harran north east of the city of Daraa. However, no real progress was achieved in the area. Additionally, an SAA battle tank was damaged or even destroyed near the village of Musaykah on the same day, according to pro-militant sources.

On June 20, government troops continued their advance and established control of the villages of Musaykah and al-Dallafa cutting off the militants’ supply line to the district of al-Lajat, north of the villages.

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This advance is a first step en route to fully divide the miltiant-held area northeast of Daraa into two separate parts. The operation is ongoing.

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