Syrian Army wins back control of strategic region in Hama

The Syrian Army soldiers continued to advance in northeastern Hama during military operations to liberate Abu al-Dhohour airbase, regaining control of a strategic region.

The Army forces engaged in fierce clashes with al-Nusra Front terrorists in northeastern Hama, regaining control of the town of al-Rahjan.

The engineering units of the Army then cleansed the region from mines and bombs planted by the militants.

Meantime, the Syrian Army launched military operations in Ithriya front in southern Aleppo to reach Abu al-Dhohour Airbase.

Military sources said on Tuesday that the terrorists were driven out of three more regions in southeastern Idlib within the framework of the Syrian Army troops to liberate the strategic Abu al-Dhohour Airbase.

The Army men, backed up by the artillery and missile units, continued to target the defense lines of Al-Nusra Front terrorists in southeastern Idlib and captured the villages of Nafileh, Sarouj and Um Tamakh in their push towards Abu al-Dhohour military airport.

The Syrian forces also killed and wounded a large number of militants and destroyed their equipment in the clashes.

EA