Daraa
The Syrian army artillery units opened heavy fire at the logistical vehicles of the militant groups on a road near the town of al-Naima, cutting off the road for several hours.

The Syrian army artillery attack destroyed several vehicles of the militants on the way connecting the villages of Seida and Um-Mayazen near the border with Jordan.

The Syrian soldiers also stormed strongholds of the terrorist groups in Eastern side of Nursing school in Dara'a al-Mahatta neighborhood and in Busra al-Sham-Smad road in Eastern countryside of Dara'a city, inflicting major losses on the terrorists.

Homs
The Syrian warplanes, in a fresh round of combat sorties, traced and targeted a long column of ISIS military vehicles on a road in the Eastern side of the ancient city of Palmyra (Tadmur), causing serious damage on the convoy.

The army aircraft pounded ISIL's convoy near the desert town of al-Sukhneh in Eastern Homs, leaving most of the militant vehicles damaged.

In the meantime, the Syrian fighter jets targeted ISIL's gathering centers near the town of Khneifes in Southern side of Palmyra, which not only claimed the lives of several militants but destroyed their machinegun-equipped vehicles.

Lattakia
Two top commanders of the ISIS terrorist group in Homs and a notorious field commander of Ajnad al-Sham in Lattakia were killed in battles with the Syrian army.

ISIL confirmed in its media pages Hamed Mayouf al-Enzi and Aka Abu Dua'a were killed in Jubb al-Jarrah battlefields in Homs province.

In the meantime, Abdelaziz al-Ali, a commander of Ajnad al-Sham, was killed in heavy fighting with the Syrian soldiers in Northern Lattakia.

Idlib
Al-Tahrir Army, affiliated to the Free Syrian Army, said in a statement that one of the senior field commanders of the group and his brothers have been abducted by the al-Qaeda-affiliated al-Nusra Front in the city of Idlib.

"Mohammad Abdolhay al-Ahmadi al-Ghaabi alongside his two brothers were captured and transferred to an unknown place by al-Nusra fighters," the group said in statement, adding, "Al-Nusra militants stormed the house of al-Ghaabi's father, and abducted al-Ghaabi and his brothers."

"Fierce clashes erupted between the fighters of al-Nusra and al-Tahrir Army after the abduction of the latter commander.

Al-Tahrir said also in its statement that al-Nusra has thus far abducted nearly 40 of its forces.

Damascus
The Al-Nusra Front terrorist group pulled out its militants from a strategic town in Damascus countryside on Monday.

The Al-Nusra Front terrorists withdrew from Jiroud town in the Western countryside of Damascus.

The Al-Nusra Front's pullout from Jiroud comes as the town's residents in a protest rally few days ago called for the exit of the Takfiri terrorists from there.

Deir Ezzur
The Syrian Army, Air Force and artillery units targeted ISIL's concentration centers in different parts of the Eastern province of Deir Ezzur, pinning the militants down behind their defense lines.

The Syrian fighter jets bombed ISIL's base in Western side of Deir Ezzur airbase, which claimed the lives of several militants.

The Syrian army troops, for their part, stormed ISIL's centers in al-Tharda mountain and Huweija al-Saker.

The Syrian army's artillery units opened heavy fire at ISIL's positions in Panorama square, which killed most of a 10-member ISIL group.

Raqqa
The Syrian fighter jets, for the second day in a row, targeted two more main bases of the ISIL terrorists South of al-Tabaqa, causing major damage on the sites' infrastructures.

Two of ISIL's bases at al-Tabaqa-Raqqa crossroad were bombed heavily by the Syrian army aircraft.

A number of ISIL's militants were killed or wounded and their military equipment were badly damaged in the attacks, FNA reported.

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