Syrian Army still discovers Israeli, NATO weapons systems supplied to Daesh

The Syrian Army troops continued their mop-up operation in the Eastern province of Deir Ezzur and found a large amount of arms and ammunition made by NATO member countries and Israel in the regions that were previously held by the Daesh terrorists on Tuesday.

The Army men carried out a fresh round of cleansing operation in the villages of al-Salehiyeh, al-Dowayer, al-Kashmeh and Sabikhan in Eastern Deir Ezzur, and discovered several arms and ammunition depots of Daesh in the region.

Army officers said a large volume of arms, ammunition, explosives, chemical materials and suicide belts have been found in the depots.

The officers said a number of Israeli-made rockets and missiles and several 155mm caliber cannons made by NATO member states were among the weapons discovered in the depots.

In a relevant development but in Damascus Province on Thursday the Army men take control of a base of Ahrar al-Sham terrorists, seizing a large cache of weapons.

They added that Israeli-manufactured mines were discovered among the weapons and munitions seized from the terrorists.

EA