Syrian Army Discovers US Missiles at Terrorists' Military Bases in Homs

During their mop-up operations in the surrounding areas of Taldahab village in al-Houleh region in Northern Homs, the Syrian Army's engineering units discovered a large amount of weapons, military equipment and munitions as well as several American Tow anti-tank missiles.

The report came as the Syrian army everyday discovers weapons made by the western countries, specially US and Israeli arms, from the ISIL, Al-Nusra Front and other terrorists groups.

In a relevant development in mid-December, the Syrian army found a large volume of weapons and military equipment, including arms and ammunition made in the western states during cleansing operations in Dara'a province.

The army's engineering units continued cleansing operation in Dara'a al-Balad district in Dara'a city and found a large volume of arms, including machineguns, RPG rockets and different munitions.

In the meantime, a field source reported that some of the discovered weapons were West-made, adding that the army men also found several drones and satellite devices.

A field source reported last month that the engineering units of the army discovered the arms and equipment which included the US-made TOW missiles, RPGs and its ammunition, machine-guns, grenades, mortars and other ammunitions in a farm between the towns of Babbila and Beit Saham near the capital Damascus.

Meantime, the army forces also found a network of tunnels near Damascus used by the terrorists for transferring goods and weapons in their purging operations in the towns of Yalda, Babbila and Beit Saham in Southern Damascus.

Also, at least 100kg of explosives and 75kg of mines and grenades were discovered in the wells near the farms of the two towns of Beit Tima and Beit Saber.

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