Published : 28-09-2018
The Palestine Liberation Amry (PLA) announced that 10 fighters have disappeared while 15 others sustained wounds as they fought alongside the Syrian government forces against ISIS militias in the vicinities of Teloul AlSafa town, in AlSweida’s eastern desert, south of Syria.
A document signed by the director of AlQadisiya Forces clinic and released by pro-PLA sources cited the names of 15 injured gunmen. The latter were granted sick-leaves of three to 20 days.
The list also included names of ten fighters who have gone missing in raging hostilities: Muadh Abdul Al, Amar Issa, Thaer Saleh, Mahmoud Ahmad, Hekmat Issa, Youssef Khuza’I, Tawfiq Kasem, Ouways Mawed, Sa’id AlAsta, and Basel Yahya.
A couple of days earlier, the PLA lamented the death of Walid Mer’I AlKurdi, the commander of Saeka 412 Brigade, along with officer Abdul Karim Melhem Ali. Both were killed while fighting alongside the Syrian government forces near Taloul AlSafa.
261 PLA fighters have been pronounced dead all the way through the seven-year warfare in Syria, according to AGPS data.
The Palestine Liberation Amry (PLA) announced that 10 fighters have disappeared while 15 others sustained wounds as they fought alongside the Syrian government forces against ISIS militias in the vicinities of Teloul AlSafa town, in AlSweida’s eastern desert, south of Syria.
A document signed by the director of AlQadisiya Forces clinic and released by pro-PLA sources cited the names of 15 injured gunmen. The latter were granted sick-leaves of three to 20 days.
The list also included names of ten fighters who have gone missing in raging hostilities: Muadh Abdul Al, Amar Issa, Thaer Saleh, Mahmoud Ahmad, Hekmat Issa, Youssef Khuza’I, Tawfiq Kasem, Ouways Mawed, Sa’id AlAsta, and Basel Yahya.
A couple of days earlier, the PLA lamented the death of Walid Mer’I AlKurdi, the commander of Saeka 412 Brigade, along with officer Abdul Karim Melhem Ali. Both were killed while fighting alongside the Syrian government forces near Taloul AlSafa.
261 PLA fighters have been pronounced dead all the way through the seven-year warfare in Syria, according to AGPS data.
