Islamic World News Analysis Group: On Tuesday, Tahrir Al Sham militants entered more residential areas in southwest of Idlib province after withdrawal of Ahrar Al Sham from the area.
Hayat Tahrir Al Sham launch assault on villages under NFL & Ahrar Al Sham control in al-Ghab Plain in Hama countryside and southern Idlib countryside.
After Nour al-Din al-Zenki militants defeat (subgroup of National Front for Liberation) by Hayat Tahrir Al Sham in west of Aleppo and Tahrir Al Sham advances in other parts of Idlib, Tahrir Al Sham has about 60% of occupied lands in northwest of Syria.
Islamic World News Analysis Group: After domination of western Aleppo countryside by Hayat Tahrir Al Sham, the group has sent troops to capture the important settlements of Ariha and Maarat Al Nu’man in the province of Idlib.
In recent days Hama and Idlib frontlines are undergoing fast pace evolutions and militants by violating Sochi cease-fire agreement in north of Syria attacked Syrian Army positions in northern Hama and trying to infiltrate villages and areas of Syrian Government. Nevertheless, Syrian Army imposing heavy casualties to militants, defeated their attacks. Yesterday Jaish al […]
Islamic World News Analysis Group: In the last few days, many Syrian Army units including 4tn and 5th Armored Division and Syrian Republican Guard forces took position in different points of northwest of Syria.
Clashes Erupt Between Militants And Syrian Army In Idlib De-Escalation Zone
Putin Says Idlib Offensive Is Still Option If Terrorist Threat Remains
Read in this article; investigation of important changes in battlefield during the last 77 days
Tahrir al-Sham attack on one of the posts of Jabhat al Wataniya Lil Tahrir near Tal mannas in east of Ma’arat al-Numan in Idlib province.
Russian Forces Eliminated 87,500 Terrorists During Syria Operation
Islamic World News Analysis Group: On October 18, U.N. humanitarian adviser Jan Egeland stated that Russia and Turkey will give more time for the implementation of their Demilitarization Zone on Idlib.
