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’Israeli’ Media: Syrian Army’s Victory in Al-Qseir Forms Beginning to Coming Achievements

’Israeli’ Media: Syrian Army’s Victory in Al-Qseir Forms Beginning to Coming Achievements
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The Syrian Army controlled al-Qseir strategic town.

A news that found its echoes in the "Israeli" media.


’Israeli’ Media: Syrian Army’s Victory in Al-Qseir Forms Beginning to Coming AchievementsIn details, the "Israeli" channel 2 predicted that after the Syrian army fully controlled al-Qseir, we are in front of a series of Syrian army's military achievements.
 
"By this development, al-Qseir is to open a strategic road that connects Damascus to the Syrian coast," the channel viewed, and pointed out that "the army succeeded in winning one of the major battles and controlling a major road for arms smuggling and militants' infiltration from Lebanon to Syria."

The "Israeli" channel further highlighted that "the end of al-Qseir battle proves that the Syrian Army controls Syria's most strategic and important areas."
"What happened in al-Qseir will prevent militants from carrying out counter-attacks for months," it added.

In parallel, it mentioned: "This development forms a primary victory for the Syrian army and Hizbullah guerrillas, who expelled the militants from the areas of Damascus and Homs, and perhaps soon in Aleppo as well."

"The Syrian forces scored tactical achievements with the help of Iran and Hizbullah, and prevent the armed groups from any counter-attacks," the channel said.

It concluded that with the absence of any foreign intervention, victory will be moving towards President al-Assad.

Meanwhile, "Israeli" media reported that Syrian militants injured Wednesday morning were evacuated by "Israeli" troops to an "Israeli" hospital after receiving medical care from Israeli army personnel at the border.

"One of the men died of his wounds en route to Ziv Medical Center in the Occupied Palestinian city of Safad," a hospital spokesperson told The Times of "Israel".

Source: "Israeli" Media, Translated by website team

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