Saturday, November 26, 2016

Syrian Regular Army Regains Control Of The Largest Districts Of Aleppo

Syrian army regained on Saturday November 26, 2016, control of the Hanano residences, the largest eastern neighborhoods of Aleppo controlled by the opposition factions, according to the official Syrian media transfer.

According to the official Syrian news agency "SANA" in a flash that "units of the Syrian Arab Army, in cooperation with the allied forces regain control fully the Hanano housing and the surrounding area in Aleppo."




The agency added, "The engineering units are removing mines and improvised explosive devices planted by terrorists in the squares and streets."

And it enjoys the Hanano neighborhood of homes, the largest eastern districts of Aleppo, a symbolic importance as the first neighborhood dominated by the opposition factions in the summer of 2012, when the city of Aleppo, split between the eastern neighborhoods under the control of Western factions and controlled by the military.

According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights director Rami Abdul-Rahman, "regime forces took control of the field on the eighty percent of the living space with the remaining space is now fully under the control of firearms."

After the full control of the Hanano housing, it becomes regime forces, according to the observatory can supervise firearm on several neighborhoods notably neighboring Alsakhur neighborhood and progress to separate the control of the opposition factions areas.

Abdul Rahman said that "the forces of order are a few hundred meters from the separation of the north of the eastern neighborhoods of the south."

Syrian army resumed on 15 November raids on the eastern neighborhoods coincide with an offensive attack to control the Hanano neighborhood of homes in order to clamp down on the control of factions areas.




And hit several districts in eastern Aleppo Saturday to air raids, it caused the deaths of at least 11 civilians, according to the observatory, bringing the civilian death toll caused by air strikes and artillery shelling on the eastern Aleppo since the offensive began to 212 civilians, including 27 children

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