Syrian Free Army Supported By United States Intercepted Control Of Tedmur District In Homs

The Syrian Free Army supported by the United States as a result of battles with the forces of the Assad regime established control over the Tedmur (Palmyra) district in the eastern surroundings of the province of Homs.

The forces of the Syrian Free Army-an armed opposition group, present in the Tenet area in the Syrian territory in the triangle of Iraq-Syria-Jordan with the support of the United States, achieved success in battles with the Assad regime in the eastern vicinity of the province of Homs.

Opposition groups also established control over the village of Sukna between Homs and Dair-Ez-Zor, the village of Karitin and the Strategic District of Mount Gurab around the Tedmur-Damask road.

The situation in Syria

November 27 in the west 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 most of the city of Aleppo.

November 30, armed groups established control of the city of Khan-Sheikhun and the entire territory of Idlib.

on December five, after fierce battles, the city of Hama passed under the control of the opposition.

Later, the groups opposing the Assad regime established control over a number of strategic regions of the province of Homs, which consider the “gate” to Damascus.

On December sixth, the offensive of armed groups in the border with the Jordan of the Province of Deraa.

began

A armed opposition, after fierce battles with the forces of the Assad regime, established control over the administrative center of Deraa’s province.

On December 10, the administrative center of the province of Eswood has passed under the control of opposition groups.

The Syrian National Army on December 1 liberated the YPG (Syrian wing PKK) Tall-Ryfat region as part of the Operation Zarya Freedom.