Supported by Russia, government forces re-control two villages in Hama countryside

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, "The regime forces were able to regain control of the villages of Al-Fatara and Al-Manara in Al-Ghab Plain in the northwestern countryside of Hama."

According to the observatory, this came after the withdrawal of Turkish mercenaries from the two villages in the wake of the Russian air strikes in addition to the intensive ground bombing.

With Russian support, government forces regain control of two villages in Hama countryside

Today, the Syrian government forces recovered two villages in the western Hama countryside, after Turkish mercenaries withdrew from them as a result of the bombing of Russian airplanes.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, "The regime forces were able to regain control of the villages of Al-Fatara and Al-Manara in Sahl Al-Ghab in the northwestern countryside of Hama."

In turn, the Syrian newspaper "Al-Watan" said that the Syrian government forces responded to a violent attack by the mercenary "Ansar al-Tawhid" and "Haras al-Din" terrorists on their footholds in the villages of Al-Manara and Al-Fatrah in the western Hama countryside.

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