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SYRIA HEADING TOWARDS VICTORY AGAINST TERRORISM, RESTORING SECURITY AND STABILITY TO KHALEDIYA NEIGHBORHOOD
http://sana.sy/eng/337/2013/07/29/494851.htm
Jul 29, 2013
Homs, (SANA) - The Syrian Arab Army has made a new victory against
terrorism along with the restoration of security and stability to
Homs province.
After al-Qseir, al-Qaryatin and Tal-Kalakh, the Syrian Arab Army
restored security to al-Khalediya neighborhood after it has been for
several months a stronghold for the armed terrorist groups.
After two years of suffering sustained by the locals of Homs because
of the armed terrorist groups, the armed forces eliminated the Takfiri
terrorism in al-Khalediya neighborhood.
In a statement to SANA, a field commander saluted the brave soldiers of
the Syrian Arab Army who forced the terrorists out of the neighborhood,
pointing out to the importance of liberating this area in blocking
the supply roads for the armed terrorist groups.
The commander said the purge operation was carried out through three
stages; the first stage was retaking control of the southern part of
the neighborhood and blocks overlooking Khalid bin al-Walid Mosque;
the second stage was retaking control over Beit al-Alo Park, al-Hafyan
roundabout and the surrounding of the Mosque, and the third stage
was eliminating the terrorists through the hard strikes of the army.
For his part, Head of the National Reconciliation Committee, Sheikh
Saleh al-Nouaimi, expressed the happiness of the Syrian people over
the achievements of the Syrian Arab Army on the ground.
He added that the residents of the neighborhood started communications
with the committee as to come back to their homes.
Analysts pointed out that the liberation of al-Khalediya which is
located at the center of the old city of Homs and a stronghold for
terrorists' leaders means cutting the supply roads for terrorists
and controlling one of the most important headquarters for terrorist
operation commands.
They added that this achievement would further escalate the dramatic
collapse of terrorists and would force them to surrender their weapons.
F.Allafi
http://sana.sy/eng/337/2013/07/29/494851.htm
Jul 29, 2013
Homs, (SANA) - The Syrian Arab Army has made a new victory against
terrorism along with the restoration of security and stability to
Homs province.
After al-Qseir, al-Qaryatin and Tal-Kalakh, the Syrian Arab Army
restored security to al-Khalediya neighborhood after it has been for
several months a stronghold for the armed terrorist groups.
After two years of suffering sustained by the locals of Homs because
of the armed terrorist groups, the armed forces eliminated the Takfiri
terrorism in al-Khalediya neighborhood.
In a statement to SANA, a field commander saluted the brave soldiers of
the Syrian Arab Army who forced the terrorists out of the neighborhood,
pointing out to the importance of liberating this area in blocking
the supply roads for the armed terrorist groups.
The commander said the purge operation was carried out through three
stages; the first stage was retaking control of the southern part of
the neighborhood and blocks overlooking Khalid bin al-Walid Mosque;
the second stage was retaking control over Beit al-Alo Park, al-Hafyan
roundabout and the surrounding of the Mosque, and the third stage
was eliminating the terrorists through the hard strikes of the army.
For his part, Head of the National Reconciliation Committee, Sheikh
Saleh al-Nouaimi, expressed the happiness of the Syrian people over
the achievements of the Syrian Arab Army on the ground.
He added that the residents of the neighborhood started communications
with the committee as to come back to their homes.
Analysts pointed out that the liberation of al-Khalediya which is
located at the center of the old city of Homs and a stronghold for
terrorists' leaders means cutting the supply roads for terrorists
and controlling one of the most important headquarters for terrorist
operation commands.
They added that this achievement would further escalate the dramatic
collapse of terrorists and would force them to surrender their weapons.
F.Allafi