Syrian army and allies now holds around two-thirds of Aleppo’s east after taking control of several neighborhoods from Takfiri militants.
The allied forces took control of al-Qatarji, Karm al-Tahan and the national hospital in Aleppo’s east, Hezbollah’s Military Media Center reported on Monday.
The center said that by this swift advance, the allied forces now hold two-thirds of Aleppo’s eastern neighborhoods.
Meanwhile, the center released audio recordings of militant commanders accusing terrorists of Nusra Front and Nour al-Din al-Zinki groups of falling behind in supporting other militants in eastern Aleppo.
On the other hand, the so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also reported the advance by the Syrian army and allies in eastern Aleppo.
The London-based observatory reported that the allied forces seized the Qadi Askar neighborhood after earlier capturing the Karm al-Myessar, Karm al-Qatarji and Karm al-Tahan neighborhoods, according to AFP news agency.
The group said the advances left the large Shaar neighborhood effectively encircled by allied forces and in danger of falling from militants’ control.
Source: AFP
