Anti -government Groups In Syria Took Control Of Another 20 Villages

Anti -government armed groups entered into a clash with the forces of the Bashar Assad regime about 5 kilometers from the city center in Syria and took control of another 20 villages.

Anti-government groups under the leadership of the Hayyat Tahrir al-Sham movement, which are faced with the forces of the Assad regime since November 27, are moving towards the center of the Hama Province.

Groups entered the battle with the forces of the regime about 5 kilometers from the center of the city of Ham and took control of the village of Pasif, al-Jajid, al-Kreim, Hamr, Suruj, Al-Saina, Sheikh Hilal, Al-Light, Tal Biju Subin, dawn al-Nasiriye, dawn al-Masalik, al-Hajama, Zor al-Jarabiyat, al-Naura, al-Mubarakat, Ret. Al-Bagl, Avwayj, Al-Ayur and Kasun al-Jabal.

The groups also captured the school of armored troops, Arsenal Hattab, the Suruj military base and the 25th brigade in the Khama Center.

Anti -government groups that continue to advance from the north of the boor, also conduct fighting in the eastern and western directions of the city.

– exacerbation of the situation in Syria

In the provinces of Aleppo and Idlib in Syria, fierce clashes between the forces of the Assad regime and opposing the regime of the armed group.

continues for a week.

On November 27, in the western part of the Aleppo province in the north of Syria there were clashes between the forces of the Assad regime and opposing the regime armed groups.

On November 27-28, armed groups rapidly advanced from the western regions of Aleppo to the center and on November 30 established control over the most part of the center.

On November 30, the armed formations captured the city of Khan-Sheikhun and established control over the entire territory of Idlib. Opposition groups are promoting in the province of Hama.

The Syrian National Army on December 1 liberated the YPG terrorists (Syrian wing PKK) Tel Rifat region as part of the Operation “Zarya Freedom”.