MARJ AL-SULTAAN AIRBASE LIBERATED!! TURKMEN TERRORISTS DIE BY THE DOZENS AS SYRIAN ARMY OPENS ROUTES TO KASAB

Tuesday, 15 December 2015

MARJ AL-SULTAAN AIRBASE LIBERATED!! TURKMEN TERRORISTS DIE BY THE DOZENS AS SYRIAN ARMY OPENS ROUTES TO KASAB

DAMASCUS:

WE CAN CONFIRM THE TOTAL LIBERATION OF MARJ AL-SULTAAN VILLAGE AND MARJ AL-SULTAAN AIRBASE AS OF 4:00 A.M. EASTERN STANDARD TIME. THE RATS WERE CRUSHED. I WILL PUBLISH THE NAMES OF ALL THE DEAD NUSRA/ALQAEDA RATS TOMORROW WHEN I HAVE SUFFICIENT TIME. I have been extremely busy prior to the holidays. However, take heart, I have no more court appearances except for one in a few days and I will be publishing a substantial number of posts based on the latest news. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SYRIAN ARMY.

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LATAKIA:

This Turk rodent from Central Asia used to carry Syrian documents until last night when he and his papers went up in smoke.

His name was ‘Aqeela Jum’ah and he used to pride himself on being a devoted fighter for Turkey and the rest of the Seljuq trash that came over with Alp Arslan to inaugurate another thousands years of ignorance and bestiality in the Near East. In heavy fighting last night in the area south of the Turk border near Qastal Ma’aaf, Jum’ah was first cooked alive when his four-wheel drive went up in flames trapping him inside his vehicle and then everything just fell apart when an SAA mortar shell landed almost right on his head. So sad, really.

All routes to Kasab are now open and the Turks can gnash their teeth on the rocks awaiting them in Hell. 61 Turkmen and other assorted slime were killed between Sunday and this Monday. I will have much for you. Ziad

Syrian Army Fully Controls Key Airbase near Damascus

Local Editor

Syrian army on Monday established full control on a key military airport near the capital Damascus.

Field sources told al-Manar that the Syrian military was now in full control of the northern part of Marj al-Sultan town and its airport in Eastern Ghouta.

Insurgents seized the airport, about 15 kilometers (nine miles) east of Damascus, in November 2012.

The move is considered a new achievement for the Syrian army as it will reinforce Damascus international airport and the road that leads to it.