Russia: Russia helped Syrian army thwart militant attacks on Sunday: TASS
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Russia’s air force helped the Syrian army to repel attacks carried out by militants in the Idlib province on Sunday, TASS news agency reported on Monday, citing a senior defense ministry official.
Militants carried out two attacks on Syrian government forces’ positions using tanks and armored vehicles on July 28, the official was quoted as saying.
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