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| Syrian rebels shell Christian town in northwest Hama with rockets, 2 rebel towns surrender to gov’t |
| 2018-03-12 |
| [ALMASDARNEWS] On Saturday, rebels linked to the Free Syrian Army ... the more palatable version of the Syrian insurgency, heavily influenced by the Moslem Brüderbund... unleashed a salvo of rocket fire at the predominately Christian town of As-Suqaylabiyah in Hama province’s northwestern countryside. Militant forces in Hama province frequently attack As-Suqaylabiyah and sometimes the nearby Alawite-majority town of Tal Salhab with rocket fire. According to their own account, the rebels were targeting ’regime positions’ at As-Suqaylabiyah. Russian warplanes and Syrian Army artillery normally responds to attacks on As-Suqaylabiyah by bombarding the bully boy stronghold towns of al-Latamenah and or Kafr Zita (also in northern Hama) within 24 hours. To this end, rebel sources in Kafr Zita reported around midnight on Sunday that Russian airpower bombed the town with incendiary munitions. Footage of the counter-attack by pro-government forces (captured by Death Eater activists) will likely be released in the hours to come. Major rebel stronghold in Syria’s Hama province reconciles with government [ALMASDARNEWS] The rebel stronghold town of Qalaat al-Mudiq in northwest Hama province has joined the Russian-brokered Syrian reconciliation agreement reports the Russian Ministry of Defence (MoD). In the same statement, the Russian MoD said that the town of At-Touni, also located in Hama province just west of Qalaat al-Mudiq, has also joined the Syrian reconciliation agreement. The latest peace broker has now brought the total number of reconciled settlements in Syria to 2,431 according to the Russian MoD. Although major engagements near Qalaat al-Mudiq have not taken place for quite some time, government operations to take the stronghold in the past have produced bloody battles with defending bully boyz inflicting considerable losses on Syrian Army ranks. At the beginning of March, it appeared that the Syrian Army was mobilizing for an attack on Qalaat al-Mudiq or areas near to it. |
| Posted by:Fred |