Syrian army secures Hama… and Russian attacks on battle axes

Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman explained that no one entered Hai’at Tahrir al-Sham For Hama, and everything published about the pictures inside is not true.

Abdul Rahman added to Sky News Arabia that the Syrian army was able to withdraw the bow and create a fortified defense for mother-in-law It stretches from its northern outskirts to the town of Sukaylabija.

He pointed out that Hayat Tahrir al-Sham fell into ambushes prepared by the Syrian army on the outskirts of Hama, in addition to the arrival of large reinforcements from the 25th division, which was trained by the Russians and is considered one of the elite forces, which is deployed inside the city of Hama.

Abdul Rahman said that Russia had carried out attacks on towns in the north of Hama, which were controlled by armed factions. Idlib countryside Southern and Hama to prevent the advance of Hai’at Tahrir al-Sham and armed factions.

The director of the Observatory pointed out that the factions that advanced in the northern… Aleppo It is not Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, but forces that moved under the direct orders of Turkey under the name of the National Army, with the aim of cutting off the supply of Kurdish forces present in the northern part of Aleppo and in the city. from Aleppo.
He stated that the so-called National Army clashed with the Kurdish forces present in the Sheikh Najar area, and the Government did not intervene in the conflict, which led to these forces taking control of the Sheikh Najar area and the industrial zone in order to close the Kurdish supply route. force from Manbij.

He pointed out that Hayat Tahrir al-Sham does not want to enter into a direct fight with Kurdish forces It withdrew from Nubla and Al-Zahra and left it under the control of Kurdish forces.

Abdul Rahman stressed that the armed factions appeared to be well-trained and capable of using marches and weapons, indicating the United States’ support for the operation to end Iran’s presence in northwestern Syria, as well as Turkey’s desire to return millions of refugees from Aleppo to Syria, which could supply the city with services.