IDLIB, Syria (North Press) – The de-escalation zones in northwest Syria witnessed on Wednesday military escalation and exchange of shelling between the Syrian government forces and Turkish-backed opposition factions.
The opposition factions’ sites in the towns of al-Fatira, Kansafra, al-Bara, Ain-Laroz and al-Ruwaiha in Zawyia Mountain, south of Idlib, have been hit since this morning with heavy artillery and missiles by the Syrian government forces, opposition military sources told North Press.
“The opposition factions’ sites in the villages and the towns of al-Ziyara, Sheikh Sindyan, al- Sarmania, and Duwayr al-Akrad, west of Hama, were also bombed by the government forces,” the sources said.
According to the sources, the opposition factions’ sites in the towns of Kafr Noran, Kafr Ta’al, the village of Taqad, and the outskirts of al-Sahara in the western countryside of Aleppo plus areas near Jabal al-Akrad, north of Lattakia, were all hit with heavy artillery by the government forces.
“In return, the government forces’ positions in the villages of Hazarin, al-Malajah and al-Dar al-Kabira in Zawiya Mountain, were hit with heavy artillery by al-Fateh al-Mubin Operations Room,” a military source in the National Liberation Front told North Press.
The de-escalation zone in northwest Syria witnesses daily bombardment between the government forces and Turkish-backed opposition factions, without any change in the territorial control. 
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