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Fightings in north of Aleppo. Assault on Hama
8/18/2014 9:04:56 PM
Sources from Syria report about the successful offensive by the units of the Jabhat al-Islamiyyah/Islamic Front (IF), the Jabhat an-Nusra/Victory Front, and the Jund al-Aqsa/ Soldiers of al-Aqsa (SA) on the positions of infidels near city of Hama. Advanced groups of Syrian Mujahideen are 1km away from the city. On the eve the Mujahideen liberated the village of ash-Sharaya.
On Monday a military airport of Hama was subjected to mortar and rocket attack. According to local sources as a result of this strike, there were destroyed two buildings at the airport itself and a military helicopter was shot down.
During the attack many infidels were captured. Assadites have many dead and wounded.
In the northern Aleppo units of IF, Jaish al-Mujahideen/Army of Mujahideen (AM) and VF counterattacked the Ad Dawla al-Islamiyya/Islamic State (IS) units and drove them away from 9 settlements that had been previously captured by them. Local sources reported about the martyrdom operation against IS conducted by VF. Details were not given. In social networks, they write about the dead and wounded on both sides.
As of Monday evening, fierce fightings were conducting for the settlements of Seyyed Ali, Soran Azez and Husuliya. Officials of the IF claim that their forces are well advanced and blocked one of the detachments of the IS.
The command of IF accused the IS in mass executions of civilians in Turkman villages of Barih and Ahterin that had been for a few days under the control of the IS.
Sources of IS yet say nothing about the fightings in the north of Aleppo and do not comment on the latest developments in this area.
Officials of IS report on the social networks on the air bombings of the town of Mandbij. Many civilians have been suffered as a result. At least two women, according to them, were killed in an air raid.
On August 17 aircraft of Assadites bombed the city of Raqqa. Local sources report on casualties among members of the IS and civilians. As indicated by Arab commentators, until recently, the Assad regime's aircraft did not bomb Raqqa and other settlements, which are controlled by the IS. Assadites and IS had a tacit agreement of a ceasefire, but after the events in Iraq, aviation of Assad began periodically bomb positions of the IS and in the vicinity of Raqqa and Tabka the clashes have intensified. The bombardments of Raqqa on August 17 was the most intense in recent time.
The command of Assadites said on Monday that they were able to knock out the IS units from two settlements in the area of Tabka. Officials of IS did not comment on the situation in Tabka. Previously, the command of IS reported the successful attack on a military airport in the area.
Positional battles are ongoing in the area of the central prison of Aleppo. On Monday Assadites tried to break through the position of the Mujahideen, using tanks, but were stopped by precision hits from anti-tank missile launchers Konkurs/Contest. Two tanks of infidels with their crews were completely destroyed. Thereafter, Assadites stopped the efforts to move forward.
Heavy skirmishes throughout the day on Monday occurred on in the district of az-Zahra.
Clashes continue in the vicinity of the town of al-Mleha (near Damascus). Local sources reported clashes in Jisreen where the groups of Ajnad al-Sham/Soldiers of Levant (SL) have been operating. Earlier, Assadites were able to move and take up new positions in Mlekh.
In the area of Jobar, infidels are waging a fierce artillery and aerial bombardments of positions of IF and VF. Battles are ongoing in the city of al-Zabadani and in a suburb of Damascus, Darayya.
In Qalamoun, Assadites bombed positions of VF in the area of Ras al-Maara, as well as in the vicinity of the Lebanese city of Arsal.
Department of Monitoring
Kavkaz Center
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