Terrorists’ Main Base in Hama Destroyed in Syrian Army Artillery Attack

The artillery and missile units pounded the strongholds of Tahrir al-Sham and its allied militants in the village of al-Zakat in Northern Hama, destroying completely a base of Kata’eb al-Izzah that left the entire militants in the base dead.

In the meantime, other artillery and missile units struck Tahrir al-Sham’s positions in the towns of al-Tamanna and al-Khowen in Southern Idlib, inflicting heavy casualties on the terrorists and damaging their military hardware in large scale.

On Sunday, the army sends a convoy, including thirty military vehicles, tanks and other equipment to Northern Hama.

The newly-arrived army forces deployed to Jabal al-Turkmen and Salman regions in Northern Lattakia, Abu Dali and Abu Omar regions in Hama and Abu al-Dhohour base in Eastern Idlib.

A military convoy was forwarded to Jourin in al-Ghaab Plain in Western Idlib.

The army also opened several humanitarian safe corridors to evacuate civilians as the zero hour is arriving for the government forces’ operation.

In the meantime, the army’s artillery and missile units pounded terrorists’ positions and movements in the villages and towns of al-Zakat, Hasraya, Latmin, al-Masasana and Ma’arkabah, inflicting major losses on the militants.