Terrorists in the Idlib province are under constant surveillance by Russian drones and have lost many vehicles and forces in recent months. The footage you see are from Saraqeb battle.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Turkish Army has sent more than 1450 military vehicles and equipment into Syria since last week.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) unveiled Raad-500 missil with ‘Zoheir’ composite engine and ‘Salman’ space composite engine with mobile nozzle, as the new generation of rocket propellers.
ISWNews Analysis Group: After recent tensions between the Syrian army and Turkey, a large military convoy entered Syrian territory from Turkish borders and are going to Idlib and things are getting more complicated!
Images of Ansar Allah operation under title of “Bonyan al-Marsous” near the Marib city
Imam Khamenei: Iran’s IRGC hit an immediate blow and crashed the American base with its missiles and trampled that arrogant oppressing government’s grandeur and credit but its ultimate punishment is expelling from the region.
Hayat Tahrir Al Sham published images of its VBIED attack on the positions of the Syrian army in the village of Nayrab, west of Saraqib.
During the Ansar Allah and Popular Committees operation in recent week in Nihm area, a vast areas of Sanaa, Marib and Jawf in an area of 2500 kilometers were liberated from the Saudi-led forces occupation.
In this video the moment of launching six Badr-1 missiles toward Jizan airport and Aramco company and also the moment that missiles of Ansar Allah hitting Maas base and Saudi coalition forces gathering in Nihm front.
Thousands of people in the Idlib region, after increasing the scope of operation and advances of Syrian army in Idlib province against terrorists, have moved toward Turkish border, due to escaping from the war and widespread bombardments.
The Operation “Bonyan-al-Marsous” was commanded by the commander of central military region of Ansar Allah, General “Abdul Khaleq Badreddin al-Houthi” the brother of the leader of Ansar Allah.
