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Syrian Army Advances in West after Russian Strikes: Report

  • October, 11, 2015 - 16:16
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Syrian Army Advances in West after Russian Strikes: Report

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The Syrian army backed by allied forces has advanced in western Syria after heavy Russian airstrikes in areas around the main highway running through major cities.

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After deadly clashes, the military took control of Tal Skik, a highland area in Idlib province close to terrorist-held positions along the highway, Reuters reported on Sunday.

Syria's state news agency SANA also said Tal Skik was now under Syrian army control after an "extensive military operation" on the ground backed by Russia airstrikes against terrorist organizations in the area.

It said the military had destroyed weapons, ammunition and equipment during the offensive and 50 enemy fighters had been killed in the airstrikes.

Russian strikes have focused on areas in Hama province and neighboring Idlib where militants have advanced in recent months.

 
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