Commander of Aleppo suicide attacks killed in Syrian Army offensive

The Syrian army killed commander of a terrorist group in charge of conducting suicide attacks in the city of Aleppo on Sunday.

Abu al-Mosana, suicide attacks commander of Fath al-Sham Front (the newly formed al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist group previously known as the al-Nusra Front), was killed in the Syrian army attack southwest of Aleppo Province.

Several other terrorists who accompanied Abu al-Mosana were also killed in the attack.

Meantime, the Syrian army killed 8 terrorists of Lawa al-Fatehin terrorist group affiliated to Faylaq al-Sham in the western part of the city of Aleppo.

In a relevant development on Sunday, the Syrian Army and their popular allies completed their siege of the military academy buildings and cut the Jeish al-Fatah terrorists' arms and ammunition supply line in southwestern Aleppo, battlefield sources said.

"Jeish al-Fatah terrorists have been trapped in military academy buildings with no way out. Over 15 military vehicles of Jeish al-Fatah have been thus far targeted in airstrikes and artillery shelling," the sources said.

"In the meantime, fierce clashes are underway between the Syrian Army and terrorists across al-Hikmah school in southeastern part of Aleppo to cement factory to southwestern districts of Aleppo close to al-Ramousiyeh, military academy buildings and 1070 project," the sources said.
"The Army has taken back four building in military academy," the sources said, adding, "35 members of Jeish al-Fatah have thus far been killed in Army's traps in a region between 1070 project and al-Hikmah school."

Reports said earlier today that the Syrian Army troops and their popular allies have been fortifying their strongholds in northwestern Aleppo city and are ready to fend off any possible attack by the newly-arrived terrorists in the region.

EA