Russian Air Strikes Target Militant Sites in Syria
Russia's air force hit two militant sites in Syria, outside of the U.S. military base area al-Tanf. The strikes targeted militants who had recently left al-Tanf, according to Captain Oleg Ignasyuk of the Russian Reconciliation Center for Syria. The exact locations were not disclosed.
Russia's air force has executed air strikes on two militant sites in Syria, as reported by Russia's RIA state news agency. These actions occurred outside the al-Tanf region, where a U.S. military base is located.
Captain Oleg Ignasyuk, a senior officer at the Russian Reconciliation Center for Syria, stated that the militants had recently vacated the al-Tanf area. This region shares a border with Jordan.
According to the briefing by Ignasyuk, the Russian Aerospace Forces targeted the identified militant sites following their departure from the al-Tanf zone. Specific location details of the strikes remain undisclosed.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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