Armed anti-regime groups capture 4 more settlements in Syria's Hama
Armed groups, opposing Syria’s Bashar al-Assad regime, continue to moving on towards Hama city center, in Hama, Syria on December 4, 2024. (AA Photo)
December 10, 2024 10:24 AM GMT+03:00
Armed groups opposed to Bashar al-Assad's regime captured four more settlements in Syria's Hama province on Wednesday.
HAMA, SYRIA - DECEMBER 4: Armed groups, opposing Syria’s Bashar al-Assad regime, capture tanks and military vehicles belonging to the regime forces on the Idlib-Hama road, in Hama, Syria on December 4, 2024. Anti-regime armed groups clashed with Assad regime forces about 5 kilometers outside the city center of Hama in Syria and took control of 4 more villages.( Kasim Rammah - Anadolu Agency )HAMA, SYRIA - DECEMBER 4: Armed groups, opposing Syria’s Bashar al-Assad regime, continue to moving on towards Hama city center, in Hama, Syria on December 4, 2024. Anti-regime armed groups clashed with Assad regime forces about 5 kilometers outside the city center of Hama in Syria and took control of 4 more villages.( Kasim Rammah - Anadolu Agency )HAMA, SYRIA - DECEMBER 4: Armed groups, opposing Syria’s Bashar al-Assad regime, continue to moving on towards Hama city center, in Hama, Syria on December 4, 2024. Anti-regime armed groups clashed with Assad regime forces about 5 kilometers outside the city center of Hama in Syria and took control of 4 more villages.( Kasim Rammah - Anadolu Agency )The progress of opposition groups fighting against the Assad regime in the Hama region continues. (AA Photo)
Anti-regime forces advancing toward Hama
The anti-regime forces have been advancing toward Hama since clashes with Assad's forces erupted on Nov. 27. Engaging regime troops about 5 kilometers (3 miles) outside Hama city center, the opposition groups have taken control of several areas, including Pasif, Elcid, al-Karim, and Hamra.
Additionally, they seized the Armored Corps School near the city center, one of the regime's key military bases and the main headquarters for the 25th Brigade.
The fighting between Assad's forces and armed opposition groups began on Nov. 27 in the western countryside of Aleppo, marking a significant re-escalation of the conflict, which had been relatively calm in recent months.
This latest surge in violence comes amid ongoing unrest in Syria, which has been ravaged by nearly 14 years of conflict.
December 10, 2024 10:24 AM GMT+03:00
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