Syrian Tanks Fighting In Rif Dimashq Offensive (August–November 2014).

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Odo Puiu info invites you to watch …. Syrian Tanks Fighting In Rif Dimashq Offensive (August–November 2014). The capture of the town of Al-Malihah by the Syrian Army in mid-August 2014, was followed by an Army push in Jobar later that month. Some 150 rebels were killed during an Army offensive supported by airstrikes on 29 August. Dozens more were killed after the government carried out 25 airstrikes on the neighbourhood on 2 September. Army and Hezbollah troops also captured the town of Heteta al-Jersh, east of Al-Malihah, after days of heavy fighting. On 7 September, clashes erupted around al-Dokhania. The next day, fighting in al-Dokhania left 10 rebels dead amid the Army counter-attack. On 23 September, the SAA unleashed an offensive which led to the capture of the Steel Factory, the ‘Adra Petrol Station, the Detergent Plant, the chemical factory and the ‘Adra Bakery. On 25 September, government forces took full control of Adra al-Omalia (Adra Industrial Sector). On 28 September, the Army recaptured al-Dukhaniyya, ending the rebels' bid to relieve pressure on the Jobar front. On 29 September, the situation in the al-Dukhaniyya area remained fluid, while the Army captured Al-Suwan and was fighting for Tal Kurdi as they advanced towards Douma. On 6 October, the Army fully secured the al-Dukhaniyya as it continued the offensive against Douma. On 8 October, a government source reported the military captured the town of Al-Rayhan, near Douma. On 11 October, the Republican Guard captured Wadi Ayn Tarma (Ayn Tarma valley) in East Ghouta. As of 13 October, according to al-Masdar news, the Syrian Army controlled 70% of Jobar and was advancing towards Parliament Square. On 16 October, rebels launched a counter-attack against the Army's rear flank in Jobar and advanced pass the Old Cemetery before the military managed to regroup, repulse their attack and recover lost ground. On 19 October, the Syrian Army fully captured the Zamalka bridge in the Jobar district which resulted in the loss of multiple supply lines for the rebels in Jobar. On 20 October, government troops in Jobar were reinforced with newly trained special forces members. On 28 October, the Army captured the villages of Hosh Al-Farah and Al-Mayda’a. According to a military source, 42 rebels and 13 soldiers were killed in the fighting. On 6 November, government troops captured the farm area of Balaa Al-Jadeeda, east of Mliha, thus completing the encirclement of the town of Zabdin. On 17 November, the Army captured the Tal Al-Rayhan hill, southwest of Al-Rayhan, breaking a brief rebel siege of the village. On 22 November, the Army captured Zabdin, or at least a part of it. Thanks for watching. For more videos, subscribe to the https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKADOMEU3NMIKT_sgjw1dTw Thanks for subscribing, likes and comments.