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| Syrian Army takes control of 2 towns along key highway in northeast Syria |
| 2019-11-19 |
| [ALMASDARNEWS] The Syrian Arab Army (SAA) has taken control of two towns along a key highway in the northeastern region of Syria. According to reports from the al-Hasakah Governorate, the Syrian Arab Army entered on Monday the towns of al-Dashishiyah and al-Tawilah along the Aleppo-Hasakah Highway (M-4 Highway). Following the Syrian Army’s entrance, they would clash with the At the same time, local sources in the town of Tal Tamr in northwestern al-Hasakah confirmed the establishment of a new bridge on the Jarjab River by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Both the SDF and SAA have maintained control of the Tal Tamr District, despite repeated attempts by the While some reports claim that the SDF have agreed to hand over all their points in Tal Tamr to the SAA and Russian military, their spokesperson Kino Gabriel announced these rumors untrue. Related: Syrian Arab Army: 2019-11-17 Syrian Army, SDF troops hold strong to prevent Turkish-backed forces from reaching key town Syrian Arab Army: 2019-11-17 Massive blast rocks militant-held town in northern Syria, 13 killed Syrian Arab Army: 2019-11-10 Regime troops pull back after intense clashes near NE Syria’s Tel Tamr: monitor Related: Hasakah: 2019-11-17 Syrian Army, SDF troops hold strong to prevent Turkish-backed forces from reaching key town Hasakah: 2019-11-12 ISIS claims assassination of Armenian Catholic priest Hanna Ibrahim from Qamishli & his father Ibrahim Hanna Bido, nicknamed Father Hosib Hasakah: 2019-11-11 Two ISIS families escape Ein Issa camp to Turkey and injured by Turkish fire Related: Tal Tamr: 2019-11-17 Syrian Army, SDF troops hold strong to prevent Turkish-backed forces from reaching key town Tal Tamr: 2019-11-15 Aerial and ground bombardment target Assyrian villages north of Tal Tamr Tal Tamr: 2019-11-11 Clashes in Dardara village in Tal Tamr between Syrian government forces and Turkey-backed armed opposition groups |
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