Syrian troops battle al-Qaeda and other Western backed terrorist groups in Allepo, including those who receive direct and indirect military support from the United States.
FNA dispatches said on Monday that the Syrian army units are “continuing their advance in Aleppo and attacked the headquarters of armed (terrorist) groups in the city’s industrial town in al-Sheikh Najjar.
Al-Sheikh Najjar is a stronghold for U.S. Saudi supported armed terrorists groups.
Unconfirmed reports suggest over 70 terrorist have been killed in the offensives and hundreds more wounded. The Syrian Army also seized weapons and ammunition – some with NATO military marking on them?
Other reports said that the terrorist groups in Aleppo, including those affiliated with al-Qaeda have also come under the Syrian army’s heavy attacks. Prompting calls of help from other armed groups, and terrorists including, the Mujahedin Army. Which is reported to have dispatched dozens of fighters to the battlefield in Aleppo to help the other militant extremists groups in the area…
Reports earlier today said that the Syrian army has “broken the siege of Aleppo Central Prison” in the Northern parts of the Muslim country and is now only less than a kilometer away from the prison complex. Intense fighting is being reported.
The Syrian army units made major advances recently toward the Aleppo Central Prison after they “regained control of the surrounding areas of the prison, including Al-Majbal and two other regions in Aleppo’s city center”, added the reports.
Source: farsnews.com.