DAMASCUS (Dispatches) – The Jeish al-Fatah terrorist group attacked a village in the northern part of Hama province, massacring all its residents.
All residents of Tayeba al-Imam were killed in Jeish al-Fatah terrorists' attacks on Wednesday.
Meantime, the Syrian army blocked the terrorists' advances in northern Hama province and seized back the town of al-Boyezeh.
However, the terrorist groups have intensified their attacks on military positions in northern Hama.
The Syrian fighter jets carried out several combat flights over at least seven bases of the terrorist groups in Hama province, inflicting major losses and casualties on the terrorists.
The terrorist groups' concentration centers in Morek, al-Latamina, al-Masasneh, Halfaiya and Markabeh, North al-Zalaqiyat and the surroundings of Kafr Zita were heavily bombed by the Syrian army aircraft.
Scores of terrorists were killed or wounded and their machinegun-equipped vehicles were damaged in the air raids.
In the meantime, strongholds of Fatah al-Sham (the newly-formed al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist group previously known as the al-Nusra Front) in the town of Talaf in southwestern Hama came under the massive attacks of the Syrian soldiers.
Several heavy machineguns-equipped vehicles of Fatah al-Sham were destroyed and at least 11 terrorists were killed in Talaf offensive.

Kurds Target 3rd Turkish Tank

The Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) destroyed another tank of the Turkish army in northern Aleppo, increasing the number of Turkey’s damaged tanks in Syria to three.
The tank was destroyed by the SDF and YPG on the western side of the border town of Jarabulus in Aleppo province in retaliation for the Turkish army's occupation of Syria’s lands.
Three Turkish soldiers were also wounded in the attacks.
Meantime, the ISIL terrorist group claimed earlier today that it has smashed two Turkish tanks in the western parts of Jarabulus in Aleppo.
The ISIL claimed that it has targeted and destroyed two tanks with guided missiles after the Turkish military forces and their allies occupied Kaliya village in western Jarabulus.
The Turkish army had declared on Tuesday night that one of its tanks was destroyed by a rocket, wounding three forces but didn’t reveal any information about the attackers.
Turkish military sources said on Tuesday that the Turkish military has not agreed to any ceasefire with Kurdish fighters in Northern Syria, after a Kurdish official said a truce was holding.
Separately, the Turkish foreign ministry said in a statement that Turkey's military operation in Syria would continue until all militant threats to Turkish security were removed, Reuters reported.
It said comments from the United States, which is seeking a de-escalation between Turkish-backed forces and Kurdish fighters, about the target of the Turkish action were unacceptable and Ankara expected a U.S. pledge that Kurdish fighters would remain East of the Euphrates to be fulfilled.