On November 18, four militants were killed when the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) shelled a position they were manning between the towns of al-Enkawi and al-Qahira in the al-Ghab Plains which are located in the southwestern part of the Greater Idlib region.
The army targeted the position with a number of Russian-made 2K25 Krasnopol laser-guided 155 mm artillery rounds as Russian drones were flying over.
عاجل: قصف مدفعي من قبل الاحتلال الروسي يستهدف قرية #العنكاوي في #سهل_الغاب. pic.twitter.com/LS8Q4Xb3m9
— غياث فرزات (@farzat1711) November 18, 2021
All the slain militants, identified as Jamil Khalid al-Sharif, Ahmad Wahid Abu Sufa, Mahmoud Ali Mansour and Abdullah Khalid a-Jasim, were members of the Jaysh al-Nasr [the Army of Victory], a key faction of the Turkish-backed National Front for Liberation.
#جيش_النصر
يزف جيش النصر @AlnasarArmy ثلة من الشهداء على محور جبهة #سهل_الغاب بريف حماه.الأخوة في جيش النصر أهالي الشهداء
نسأل الله أن يتقبل الشهداء وأن يسكنهم فسيح جناته pic.twitter.com/Jt7GWx2KDG— أبو وائل الشامي (@HamMrakb) November 18, 2021
Just a day earlier, a sniper of the SAA killed a militant, Ahmad Abdul al-Hay al-Qarat, of the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army on a frontline in the western Aleppo countryside in Greater Idlib.
عاجل: ارتقاء المجاهد (أحمد عبد الحي القراط) على أحد محاور ريف #حلب الغربي. pic.twitter.com/j3XBsNDmXI
— غياث فرزات (@farzat1711) November 18, 2021
The SAA intensified its strikes on Greater Idlib in the last few weeks in response to repeated violations of the ceasefire in the region by al-Qaeda-affiliated Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham and its Turkish-backed allies.
Turkey, who is supposed to monitor and implement the ceasefire in Greater Idlib, is too busy expanding its military presence in the region. Ankara wants to stop any future ground operation by the SAA and its allies in order to maintain the status quo.
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