03.12.2024 23:20
The Syrian National Army continues to transport the tanks it has seized from the Assad regime to its headquarters as part of the Operation Dawn of Freedom. Since the clashes began on November 27, a large number of weapons and ammunition have been captured, and the tanks have been documented.
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The Syrian National Army (SNA) continues to transport the tanks it seized from the Assad regime to its headquarters as part of the Operation Dawn of Freedom.
A LARGE NUMBER OF TANKS SEIZED FROM THE ASSAD REGIME
Since November 27, opposition groups in Syria have been continuing clashes with the Assad regime forces and the terrorist organization PKK/YPG. The Syrian National Army (SNA) has seized a large number of weapons, ammunition, and tanks during the clashes. SNA soldiers continue to transport the tanks they seized from the regime to their headquarters. Meanwhile, abandoned tanks can be found in the north of Aleppo.
OPPOSITION FORCES ARE ADVANCING TOWARDS MUNBIC
Armed opposition forces led by the SNA have set out towards Munbic. In the footage that has emerged, dozens of vehicles equipped with heavy weapons can be seen moving towards Munbic. It has been reported that reinforcement teams have also joined the convoy, and the operation is expected to begin within hours. The opposition aims to clear Munbic of the terrorist organization with this operation.
OPERATION DAWN OF FREEDOM
With the launch of an operation towards Aleppo by regime-opposed armed groups on November 27, the Syrian regime forces entered into cooperation with the terrorist organization PKK/YPG and handed over some areas to the organization. The terrorist organization, which brought reinforcement forces from the east of the Euphrates River to the Aleppo region, began to fortify these areas. In response to preparations for the establishment of a terrorist corridor between Tel Rifaat and Munbic, the Syrian National Army launched the Operation Dawn of Freedom against PKK/YPG yesterday. After the district of Tel Rifaat was besieged, the center of the district was liberated from terrorism.
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