Syrian army destroyed a convoy of trucks with ammunition supplied to terrorists from Turkey

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The large-scale antiterrorist operation of the Syrian government army continues, allowing it to repel new and new territories from militants in different provinces of the country. Thus, in the province of Latakia, subunits of the armed forces of the SAR, with the support of the militia, took control of the most important infrastructure - the interchange of roads connecting both the cities in Latakia and the province to the city of Aleppo. The militants were attacked and driven out of the settlement of Ruvaseet Kabib, near which the traffic intersection is located. The territory of the settlement was cleared of bombs laid by the militants.

Syrian army destroyed a convoy of trucks with ammunition supplied to terrorists from Turkey


In the province of Aleppo, a convoy of trucks was transported that was carrying ammunition. Syrian intelligence "led" a column from the border with Turkey, as reported, to find out the final route of supply. As a result of the operation, it was possible to establish that the ammunition was sent to the IG and Dzhebhat-en-Nusra gangs, which control several areas in the province of Aleppo. As a result of a series of blows, trucks and their contents were destroyed.

According to the information agency SANAIn the city of Aleppo, a large number of militants were destroyed in several blocks at once, where fierce fighting is taking place. The largest number of liquidated militants belonged to the above-mentioned Dzhebhat-en-Nusrah grouping, whose positions continue to be very strong in such areas of Aleppo as Al-Ashrafiyah, Beni Zeid, Al-Sakhur and Al-Sheikh Lutfi.

As a result of the operation in the province of Idlib, government forces over the past day have destroyed at least 30 terrorists in the areas of Maarat-an-Nuuman, Kafr-Ruma, etc. The militants of the Ahrar al-Sham group are among those liquidated.
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  1. +25
    5 January 2016 09: 37
    The Turks cannot calm down in any way, support for terrorists or "flirting" with terrorists will sooner or later come out on their own.
    1. +27
      5 January 2016 09: 47
      Jebhat-en-Nusra, whose positions continue to be very strong in such areas of Aleppo as Al-Ashrafiya, Beni Zeid, As-Sahur and Al-Sheikh Lutf

      Yes, for 4 years of intervention against Syria, thugs thoroughly dug in, but despite the support of all sorts of bastards such as Turkey and the United States. Saudis, the Syrian government army frees its land and grinds thugs.
    2. +14
      5 January 2016 09: 51
      Quote: avvg
      The Turks cannot calm down in any way, support for terrorists or "flirting" with terrorists will sooner or later come out on their own.


      The Turks will soon say that it’s not us. We cannot control our border, we are afraid of revenge. They will also ask for money. . .
    3. +7
      5 January 2016 12: 01
      The Kurds need help. When Turkish tanks begin to burn, and airplanes and helicopters fall in Turkey, then Erdogan will remember how he helped our Shaitans from the Caucasus. Enough to build tolerant suckers out of yourself.
  2. +14
    5 January 2016 09: 38
    Here, the number of militants killed is not so important as the seizure of the ways of delivering weapons and ammunition to them, without them all these militants are not combat-ready and they only have to leave as a battle zone and the country itself too.
    1. +9
      5 January 2016 09: 48
      Quote: venaya
      Here, the number of militants killed is not so important as the seizure of the ways of delivering weapons and ammunition to them, without them all these militants are not combat-ready and they only have to leave as a battle zone and the country itself too.

      Right.
      By blocking the supply of food and supplies, you can eliminate the group without losing your fighters and saving your resources.
    2. +7
      5 January 2016 10: 30
      Quote: venaya
      they will only have to leave as a battle zone and the country itself too.

      What is the use of it, they will dump it from here, will emerge (like it) elsewhere. Assistants and sponsors are in place, and therefore it is necessary to bring both of them down at the same time until they are completely decomposed.
    3. +5
      5 January 2016 11: 10
      Quote: venaya
      Here, the number of militants killed is not so important as the seizure of the ways of delivering weapons and ammunition to them, without them all these militants are not combat-ready and they only have to leave as a battle zone and the country itself too.


      The paradox is that DAISH is a pseudo-state - a cancerous tumor with a large number of metastases. They will kill the tentacle in Syria, but it is already in Iraq, Libya, the Maghreb .... And the nucleus of this tumor in the OAU, CA and Turkey, and this nucleus is fueled by Uncle Sam, who, in war conditions, is very profitable to sell weapons for gold and DAISHs, and Turks, and Saudis with the emirates. But at the same time keep these oil-bearing regions in check, balamut their relations with each other from time to time.
      (cry.)
    4. 0
      5 January 2016 11: 29
      Quote: venaya
      without them, all these militants are not combat-ready and they will only have to leave as a battle zone and the country itself too.

      The UN will take them along with their families. Humanism, cho.
  3. +10
    5 January 2016 09: 41
    I can congratulate you on your success. I would like the Syrians to come to the line of the Syrian-Turkish border as soon as possible, and then it will become a little easier for Syria to defend its independence. Good luck to you "comrades-in-arms"
    1. +9
      5 January 2016 09: 55
      Quote: svp67
      then it will become a little easier for Syria to defend its independence

      I’ll clarify. Then it will be not a little easier, but the closure of the border with Turkey can be considered the beginning of the collapse of ISIS.
      1. +2
        5 January 2016 10: 18
        Quote: EvgNik
        I’ll clarify. Then it will be not a little easier, but the closure of the border with Turkey can be considered the beginning of the collapse of ISIS.

        To do this, it is necessary to block the border of Turkey with Iraq. So, the refinement is not accurate.
      2. +3
        5 January 2016 10: 23
        In the province of Aleppo, a convoy of trucks carrying ammunition was crushed. Syrian intelligence "led" the column from the border with Turkey,...


        Maybe you should ask your Chinese friends to build walls on the border of 882 km? They’re not a wonder, their own is ten times longer ...

        Yes, our aviation should have its own, "special" border route ... As you know, Assad did not invite anyone to visit, except Russia ... winked
      3. +8
        5 January 2016 11: 30
        Quote: EvgNik
        Quote: svp67
        then it will become a little easier for Syria to defend its independence

        I’ll clarify. Then it will be not a little easier, but the closure of the border with Turkey can be considered the beginning of the collapse of ISIS.

        No, unfortunately ISIS is like a cancerous tumor, it will be removed in Syria, it will crawl to Iraq, it will be removed in Iraq, it will crawl somewhere else where it is not stable, but where there is something to profit from, but such "allies" in the fight against this cancerous tumor like Turkey, The Saudis, Qatar, the United States with its do-nothing coalition are only helping to spread this infection. You are right only Syria will become easier and God forbid.
  4. +5
    5 January 2016 09: 42
    Syrian army destroyed a convoy of trucks with ammunition supplied to terrorists from Turkey
    And that Erdogash complained already to the WTO? feel
    1. +2
      5 January 2016 09: 44
      Soon, the Isis themselves will be accepted into the WTO as oil suppliers, and there will be fun!
    2. +4
      5 January 2016 11: 14
      Quote: VNP1958PVN
      And that Erdogash complained already to the WTO?


      And he threatened that "... if we do not respond, he will turn to SPORTLOTO ...".
      1. +1
        5 January 2016 16: 14
        Is this he? belay Does the invisible jamb finish? Ooooo how everything is started. wassat "Goodbye, gone forever. Your roof." tongue
  5. +1
    5 January 2016 09: 44
    I agree with venaya (2), it is important in this article to capture the junction of highways.
  6. +4
    5 January 2016 09: 49
    A little chicken pecks and sometimes it’s full. Well done boys.
  7. +4
    5 January 2016 09: 54
    Our morale of the Syrian army has raised morale well.
  8. +4
    5 January 2016 09: 57
    Syria will go to its border, or rather, will return control - provocations, "accidental" shelling, picnics on tanks and infantry fighting vehicles will begin. It won't work with airplanes yet. The Turks will not have enough airplanes for hooliganism.
    But seriously - this is the defeat of columns with ammunition coming from ... Turkey! And how can they go from there? And on what "shishi" are they formed there? Are they sending humanitarian aid?
  9. +1
    5 January 2016 09: 57
    Post-New Year gift of the Erdogan-DAISH coalition!
  10. +6
    5 January 2016 10: 00
    I can imagine what a terrorist army put together the Turks, Saudis and Americans. 5 thousand sorties, I do not think Syrian raids, but they hold on. You can’t do without sunflowers and bumblebees. Probably they have some local support, as we had in the Caucasus. Death to terrorists and Nazis.
  11. +2
    5 January 2016 10: 01
    AND UNTIL WHAT TIME will the "world community" be silent !? Or "Uncle Joe" hasn’t allowed yapping yet? am
    1. +1
      5 January 2016 10: 35
      Quote: narval20
      AND UNTIL WHAT TIME will the "world community" be silent !? Or "Uncle Joe" hasn’t allowed yapping yet? am

      And what can I say, freight bills burned down, there is no evidence. feel The column with the PSU itself somehow organized. recourse
  12. +2
    5 January 2016 10: 10
    I remember the reports from Syria when the war was just beginning — even then the Turks did their best to support the militants in the border zone, right up to the shelling of Assad’s government troops — formally this is an excuse for war, but this would kill Syria — not to cope with the terror and external aggression of the regular NATO member army .
  13. 0
    5 January 2016 10: 25
    Well, what can I say? Bravo!
  14. 0
    5 January 2016 10: 28
    Quote: Mountain Shooter

    But seriously - this is the defeat of the columns with ammunition coming from ... Turkey!

    This is just marketing in kind. Oil is a weapon.
  15. +1
    5 January 2016 10: 43
    Forgive Turkey this. laughing
  16. +1
    5 January 2016 11: 02
    This is what war looks like.
    The enemy is calmly and systematically squeezed out of the borders of the state.
    I think that nobody will tolerate hooliganism of the Turks, if that.
    Just the Syrians will say that according to intelligence there was ISIS.
  17. 0
    5 January 2016 11: 30
    This will continue as long as there is impersonal, Turkey, America, Saudi Arabia, this is all large-scale, it does not reach the ordinary mind, behind each decision there is a person, or several, so they should be called by their last names, now they may have immunity, and after a while you will have to answer personally, and then there will be balanced decisions. And the words "we" "they" are like a herd of bulls, a crowd, there is no extreme in the crowd. This should concern everyone, both Turks and Saudis and Ukrainians and Americans with their vaunted democracy. And as in the scripture, to judge by their deeds.