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Syrian Army Destroys Terrorists’ Large Convoy in Daraa

Army forces destroyed a convoy of 50 vehicles carrying military equipment and weapons for ISIL terrorists in Reef (countryside of) Daraa, Southeastern Syria.

The attack was carried out on Thursday after one of the Syrian army units gained intelligence about the convoy and its cargo in Saida town in Reef Daraa.

In a relevant development on Monday, at least 34 Chechen terrorists were killed in Daraa as the Syrian forces launched several strikes against the positions of the Takfiri militants.

The Chechen fighters who were some of the most well-trained terrorists had entered Saida town in Eastern Reef (countryside of) Daraa and hid in a cottage.

The Syrian army forces tracked down the Chechen group’s moves to the cottage and then received the order to destroy the hideout and kill all those residing in it.

The cottage was then destroyed when the Chechen snipers had a meeting with one of their ringleaders and tens of them were killed and wounded, most of them in critical conditions.

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Political Analyst Describes Iran as Iraq, Syria’s Efficient Supporter in Fight against ISIL

A prominent political analyst underlined the importance of a trilateral security meeting between Tehran, Baghdad and Damascus due to be held next week, and said Iran is an efficient supporter of Iraq and Syria in fighting the ISIL terrorist group.

“The meeting completes the coordinating meetings held among Iran, Iraq and Syria in the war on the ISIL,” Hashem al-Haboubi told FNA on Thursday.

Noting that national security status of Iraq and Syria is interrelated to a great extent, he said, “Iran has played an effective and influential role in assisting Syria and Iraq in fight against terrorism.”

Haboubi underscored that campaign against the ISIL terrorist group needs cooperation among all the world states.

Iranian Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli announced in June that Tehran, Damascus and Baghdad would hold a trilateral meeting to discuss ways to intensify campaign on terrorism.

“A trilateral meeting among Iran, Syria and Iraq is due to be held in Baghdad,” Rahmani Fazli said in a joint press conference with his Syrian counterpart Mohammad Ibrahim al-Shaar in Tehran.

Noting that the three countries are pioneering in resistance against Israel and fighting against terrorism, violence and extremism, he stressed that they should further expand their cooperation.

“We hope that the trilateral meeting will be a prelude to the joint activities of the regional Islamic states on the issues that they share similar views and we will witness holding multilateral meeting among different Islamic countries,” Rahmani Fazli said.

Iranian officials have always called for collective efforts of all countries to help resolve the ongoing crises in Iraq and Syria, and stressed Tehran’s continued assistance to these states.

Also this month, Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani underlined that the country’s assistance to the regional states, including Iraq and Syria, in fighting the terrorist groups will save future generations from death and misery.

“We fight against terrorism in Iraq and Syria today but believe that this fight will have its fruits for the future of humanity since today the problem of terrorism is not merely related to one country and is an issue related to all humans,” Larijani said in a joint press conference with Speaker of the Syrian People’s Assembly Mohammad Jihad al-Laham in Tehran.

He expressed the hope that the Syrian government and nation would succeed in fighting the savage and adventurous streams, and said, “Of course Iran has always helped the regional states on their path of campaign against terrorism.”

Larijani voiced regret over the powerful countries’ attempts to create problems for the Syrian people in the past 4 years, and said, “The Syrian people’s resistance has prevented the plots of these countries from achieving their goals.”

Also in February, Iranian First Vice-President Eshaq Jahangiri said that “all countries should help Iraq and Syria to leave behind their crises”.

The Iranian first vice-president pointed to the status quo of Iran-Iraq relations, and said, “Iran has always been beside the Iraqi government and nation; I hope the Iraqi people and government will successfully leave behind the current crisis.”

Also in January, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif renewed Tehran’s full support for the Syrian government and nation in their war against the foreign-backed terrorists.

“Iran backs the Syrian government in their ongoing war against terrorism and extremism,” Zarif said in a meeting with his German counterpart Frank-Walter Steinmeier in Berlin.