Syrian Army sends fresh troops to Palmyra to uproot Daesh

The Syrian Army has dispatched a massive military convoy to Palmyra in Eastern Homs from Damascus to clean up the Daesh remnant from Homs' Badiyeh (desert) region.

The Syrian Army has sent about 300 troops together with massive military equipment to Badiyeh al-Sham in Palmyra region in Eastern Homs from the surrounding areas of Damascus, a military source said.

The source pointed to the Syrian Army's military reinforcements near Palmyra, and said that the dispatch of the Syrian Army troops takes place in line with the Army's military operations to fully get rid of the remaining Daesh terrorists in Badiyeh region of Homs.

Meantime, the Syrian Army and Air Force also pounded the Daesh's movements in Badiyeh al-Sukhna, al-Moizaleh Dam and Wadi Abyaz Dam in Eastern Homs, inflicting heavy losses on the foreign-backed terrorists.

EA