Tens of terrorists killed in Syrian airstrikes in Northern Hama

The Syrian Air Force carried out a number of combat flights over the positions of Al-Nusra Front (Tahrir al-Sham Hay’at or the Levant Liberation Board) in Northern Hama, killing tens of terrorists and wounding many others, field sources confirmed on Tuesday.

The sources said that the warplanes pounded vastly Al-Nusra’s strongholds in al-Hamra and al-Sa’an regions in Eastern and Northeastern Hama, inflicting major losses on the terrorists.

The sources went on to say that several positions and military vehicles of Al-Nusra were destroyed in the air raids in the villages of Malvalah, al-Mosheirefeh, Abu Dali, al-Toweibiyeh and Rajm al-Mosharaf.

In the meantime, a large number of Al-Nusra fighters were killed or wounded in the repeated attacks of the army aircraft in the villages and towns of al-Shakousiyeh, al-Rahjan, Um Mayal and Bayouz in Hama province.

Well-informed sources said on Monday that the army set up a new unit of ISIL Hunters, elite forces of the army, in Northwestern Hama to join the pro-government forces’ operation against terrorists in the province.

The sources said that the army managed to establish a new unit of ISIL Hunters in the town of al-Saqilebiyeh in Northwestern Hama after the ISIL Hunters attained significant achievements in war on terrorism in the country.

The sources further said that al-Saqilebiyeh is home to one of the largest units of the National Defense Forces (NDF).