Daesh storms rival terrorist group in Southern Syria

The Daesh terrorist group launched attacks on the positions of the rival terrorist group of Free Syrian Army (FSA) in Southwestern Dara'a on Tuesday.

The Daesh-affiliated Jeish Khalid bin Walid began the assault by storming the FSA positions on the outskirts of Heet, which is a town that has been at the front-line of the battle for Western Dara’a for over a year.

According to the so-called pro-opposition activists in Dara’a, heavy clashes are ongoing between the two rival groups in Heet, with the Daesh terrorists still on the offensive this morning.

The Daesh claims they seized two points from the Free Syrian Army, while also killing at least five of them.

The Daesh often advances at this axis in West Dara’a, but they later retreat after the rival group launch a counter-assault.

Last week, the Syrian Army forwarded a large number of fresh forces and a large volume of military hardware to the Southern part of the country to kick off a massive operation against terrorists in Dara'a Province.

The fresh troops have been deployed in Quneitra Province.

EA