Syrian troops liberate 2000km of land

The Syrian army and its allies have captured a wide area from the Daesh terrorist group in the Syrian Desert in the center of the country.

The capture of the area, which totals two-thousand square kilometers, comes two days after the Syrian forces besieged the territory. Earlier this week, the army and its allies encircled Daesh terrorists after advancing southward to join up with their forces near al-Sukhna town in Homs province. The Syrian army secured al-Sukhna earlier this month. It was the last major town in Homs province held by Daesh. The takfiris have lost ground to Syrian troops on several fronts since the start of this year.