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Syrian Army Eliminates al-Nusra Extremists in Several Provinces

2013-05-25T20:05:45Z

Syrian Army Eliminates al-Nusra Extremists in Several Provinces

Damascus, May 24 (Prensa Latina) The Syrian Arab Army eliminated nearly fifty members of the al Qaeda affiliated al-Nusra Front today in the provinces of Latakia and Idleb, as part of an offensive to do away with the so-called insurgency.

In Sarmin, the coastal town in the province of Latakia, Syrian troops shot and killed 23 extremists and wounded 32, also capturing a large cache of weapons.

Another 115 mercenaries were eliminated during several battles against their encampments in Idleb, in the northwestern part of the country, near Idleb's Youth Camp and the town of Tal Salmo, state television emphasized.

Reports also noted that the military destroyed anti-aircraft guns and two excavators loaded with large quantities of explosives during operations around Aleppo Central Prison, in the north.

In this territory, the armed forces eliminated several insurgents on the road to al-Misilmiye and near the al-Khalando gas station, while in Handarat,a 122 mm cannon mounted on a tractor was neutralized, noted the SANA news agency.

Meanwhile, SANA is reporting the advance of the military command in Duma, Harasta, Zamalka, Eastern Ghouta and Jobar, adjacent to the capital.

In Duma Abu Attayyeb, the leader of the irregular brigade called Liwaa Al Islam was killed, along with several of his supporters.

It was mentioned that border guards thwarted an attempt today by mercenaries to penetrate national territory from Lebanon, through the towns of Tal Hanash and Al Tanmiye Ziraie in the Qseir region located in the central province of Homs.

At least seven insurgents were killed and others wounded in the actions, while the rest fled the way they had come, said televised reports.

In recent days, the Syrian Armed Forces dealt heavy blows to armed opposition groups in the strategic area that links the capital with the coastal area of the country. They now control a large portion of that territory.

In a desperate attempt to avoid the imminent defeat of armed opposition groups, the head of the National Coalition of Revolutionary Forces and the George Sabra Syrian Opposition called on those calling themselves rebels to save Qsair and Homs, joining what he called the "battalions of the revolution."

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Syrian Army Eliminates al-Nusra Extremists in Several Provinces

2013-05-25T20:05:40Z

Syrian Army Eliminates al-Nusra Extremists in Several Provinces

Syria army says rebels trapped in Qusayr's north

2013-05-25T20:04:45Z

Syria army says rebels trapped in Qusayr's north

(AFP) – 17 hours ago

QUSAYR, Syria — Syrian troops have captured much of the rebel stronghold of Qusayr, in central Homs province, squeezing opposition fighters into the north of the strategic town, a military officer told AFP on Friday.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights watchdog said regime forces backed by members of Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group were bombing northern areas of the city, encircling rebel fighters there.

"The armed men are surrounded on all sides, there is no escape for them now," the officer told an AFP journalist accompanying army forces in the embattled town.

The regime uses the term "armed men" to refer to the rebel forces fighting to overthrow Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

"The battle will continue until the complete liberation of Qusayr. We're in the second and penultimate phase of the fight," the officer said.

The Syrian army, backed by Hezbollah fighters, began on Sunday their assault on Qusayr.

They advanced into the south, east and west of the city, quickly claiming the municipality building in the centre of town.

The eastern part of the town, which has been abandoned by residents, has effectively been transformed into a military barracks, the AFP journalist said.

Armoured vehicles, military positions and fortifications can been seen in every street and on every corner.

Soldiers are posted on all the buildings overlooking the northern part of the town.

"There are many snipers who are trying to infiltrate buildings to monitor army movements in the secured areas," another army officer says.

At the entrance to a bakery, soldiers drink coffee and smoke cigarettes, while another group keeps a close eye on the main road, "to stop any infiltration by armed men," one of them said.

The army says it now controls the road linking Qusayr to Baalbek -- the largest city in eastern Lebanon and a stronghold of the Hezbollah movement which is allied to the Syrian regime.

Qusayr is strategically important for both the rebels and the regime.

For the rebels, the town of 25,000 people is a conduit on a route along which weapons and fighters arrive from Lebanon.

The regime wants to control the town to deny the rebels their strategic prize and also keep open the road between Damascus and the coast, which runs by Qusayr.

The Observatory reported violent clashes in the areas of Hamdiyeh and Arjuneh, as well as Dabaa airport, north of the city of Qusayr.

"The regime forces are trying to isolate Dabaa airport from the town to completely encircle the rebel groups," Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman told AFP.

Hezbollah, meanwhile, "is using heavy artillery and mortars" in the fight against the rebels, he added.

The Observatory said at least 67 people had been killed across Syria on Friday, including 18 soldiers, 17 civilians and 32 rebel fighters.

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Syria army says rebels trapped in Qusayr's north

2013-05-25T20:04:40Z