I believe the Russians are pummeling the terrorist positions.
Palmyra Falls To ISIS As Syrian Army Regroups On The Outskirts
Palmyra Falls To ISIS As Syrian Army Regroups On The Outskirts
by Sarah Abdallah
Terrible
news. Daesh has reoccupied Palmyra following a huge new overnight
offensive with thousands of « jihadists » from Deir Ezzor
and Raqqa. The Syrian Arab Army is now
regrouping on Palmyra’s outskirts and fighting
Daesh in the suburbs.
Even as the mercenaries attack from all sides, SAA is maintaining
fierce resistance. The strategic objective as of this moment is to
liberate the mountains overlooking the ancient city to prevent ISIS
from fortifying its occupation further. Though the battlefield
situation is dark now, Daesh’s terrorist hordes were defeated in
Palmyra once and they will be defeated again. Make no mistake, it is
not a matter of if but when.
Syrian Army Evacuates 80% of Palmyra Residents, Rest in Danger - Homs Governor
11
December, 2016
Syrian
government forces managed to evacuate some 80 percent of Palmyra
population, the fate of the rest is cause for concerns, Homs Governor
Talal Barazi announced.
“Some
80 percent of Palmyra residents have been evacuated, we are
concerned with the fate of those who are remaining there,”
Barazi said in a statement on Sunday.
Barazi
noted that the Syrian army with allies is regrouping promptly,
suggesting that control over Palmyra could be reestablished
in the near future.
On
Saturday, Daesh reportedly reentered the ancient city, although the
Russian Defense Ministry said fighting was underway in Palmyra's
outskirts.
The
terrorists were driven back by Russia’s Aersopace Forces. The
Russian Defense Ministry’s reconciliation center said it was not
targeting residential areas.
On
Sunday, local sources reported that the Syrian army was still
fighting Daesh in city suburbs after residents had been
evacuated.
According
to the Russian center for Syrian reconciliation, more
than 4,000 Daesh militants have regrouped and attempted
to reclaim Palmyra.
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