Terrorists’ Military Convoy, Arms Depot Destroyed in Syrian Air Raids in Deir Ezzur

The warplanes bombed heavily a convoy of ISIL’s vehicles while fleeing al-Shoula region towards al-Tayem oilfield, destroying ten vehicles and killing a large number of militants.

Also, the fighter jets pounded ISIL’s positions in regions near al-Jazeereh university in the village of al-Baqaliyeh in the Northwestern outskirts of Deir Ezzur city, destroying a depot of their arms and munitions.

Reports said earlier today that the Syrian Air Force targeted a long convoy of ISIL’s vehicles carrying arms, ammunition and fresh fighters towards the terrorist group’s positions near the 137th Artillery Brigade Base in Western Deir Ezzur, inflicting major damage on the column.

The army aircraft carried out several combat sorties over ISIL’s movements near the salt mine near the town of al-Tabni in the Western countryside of Deir Ezzur, destroying most of the vehicles and killing a number of terrorists.

The ISIL intended to transfer the convoy of forces, arms and ammunition to the group’s positions near  137th Artillery Brigade Base.

Also, the fighter jets pounded ISIL’s defense lines in the villages of al-Baqaliyeh and Ayyash, imposing heavy casualties on the militants.

In the meantime, the Syrian Army troops clashed fiercely with a group of ISIL terrorists and repelled their attack on the government forces’ positions South of T-2 pumping station in the Southeastern part of Deir Ezzur, killing a large number of terrorists.