Syria. Syria Rebels Kill 4 Soldiers in Daraa: State Media (The Defense Post)

August 31, 2021

Four Syrian soldiers were killed when opposition fighters attacked army checkpoints in the southern province of Daraa on Monday, state media reported, as escalating violence threatened a truce deal.

Daraa, regarded as the birthplace of Syria’s 2011 uprising and held for years by opposition forces, was returned to government control in 2018 under a previous Moscow-backed ceasefire that had allowed rebels to stay in some areas of the province.

Syria Rebels Kill 4 Soldiers in Daraa Province: State Media (thedefensepost.com)

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