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Insurgents killed 56 govt troops at captured Syrian air base

September 19, 2015 By Alex Crown Leave a Comment

Syrian regime aircraft carried out 25 strikes on Palmyra killing eight civilians and 12 jihadistsThe Islamic State-held city of Palmyra was bombed on Friday as Syrian army jets carried out at least 25 air strikes.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the population smashing at Abu al-Duhur air basis materialized yesterday, referring resource on the basis that.

Palmyra has been listed as a world heritage site by UNESCO since 1980. The Turkistan Islamic Party is amongst the individual groups treating in northwestern Syria, at which it really has declared part in a great many…

In August, Palmyra’s Temple of Baalshami dating back to the Roman era was demolished.

Islamist insurgents also shot dead 56 members of Syrian government forces this week in a mass execution at an air base captured from the army.

The powerful coalition has seized nearly all of Idlib province except for Fuaa and Kafraya, two regime-controlled villages inhabited by Shiite Muslims.

Thousands of civilians have been living under siege in the two villages, which are still held by government forces.

Its fighters – including those of Al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Nusra Front – set off at least nine auto bombs in the assault, of which at least seven were suicide bombings, said the Observatory.

More than 250,000 people have died in Syria’s civil war, according to United Nations officials.

On September 9, the Syrian state-run TV said Syrian forces had evacuated the Abu-al-Duhur airfield after a two-year siege, during which supplies for the troops have to be air dropped by helicopters.

The Syrian government launched one of its heaviest bombardments on the city of Palmyra, held by the Islamic State militant groups.

However, the White House did open the door on Thursday to possible tactical discussions with Moscow, and the Pentagon said such talks might be necessary to avoid “miscalculation”.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said President Barack Obama saw military talks with Russian Federation on Syria as an important step.

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