Situation Reports

The military wing of Hamas lost all contact with their fighters who joined the ambush on Tuesday against the ground forces of the Israeli Defence Force, which lead to the capture of one Israeli officier and to the death of two Israeli soldiers. The military wing of Hamas told that the fighters who joined the ambush probably were killed during a bombardment.  The military wing told that if their fighters captured the Israeli officer, he too most certainly died during the bombardment.
 
 

On Thrusday July 24st 2014, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria has demolished shrines belonging to two prophets. These prophets are being honoured by both Christians and Muslims worldwide. The jihadists also destroyed prophet Jonnah’s tomb in Mosul after they seized control of the area where the mosque was in. The terrorists prevented warshippers from entering the mosque by closing the doors. They entered the mosque and stopped people from praying. The terrorists installed explosives in the mosque and blew it up in front of a crowd of people..

Syrian special forces have broken the siege of Aleppo Central Prison, according to a correspondent with Al-Manar News. The sprawling facility has been under siege by foreign militants for over a year. For the past number of days, Syrian forces have bombarded terrorist positions on the outskirts of the prison. Today, elite troops broke through to the prison, providing the garrison with food and ammunition.

For more than a week now, opposition militants such as Jahbat al Nusra and the Islamic Front have cut off the water supply to one of the largest cities in Syria, Aleppo. Due to the cut off the residents of Aleppo are suffering from water shortage and some are forced to drink water from rivers, which leads to infections. There have been warnings of outbreak of  water-born diseases in the region. Jahbat al Nusra and the Islamic Front are defending their action by saying the Syrian Arab Army is attacking their main supply road with artillery.

Syrian troops have reopened a key road linking the central heartland with the embattled northern province of Aleppo, following heavy clashes with foreign-backed militants.

The Syrian Army today ended the first phase of it’s assault on insurgent positions in Homs.
Ten days after the ferocious assault which has so far wiped out militant groups in the city, the Syrian army announced that it had full control over the Khalidya district and is on track to take Bab Hood.
Despite the discovery of tunnels and attacks from sniper positions, the Syrian army has speedily moved through Homs, with sources in the insurgency describing developments being “as bad as it was in Al-Qusayr” – where deeply entrenched militants were routed.