A source in the Deir al-Zour military council of the Syrian Democratic Forces said that the town of al-Sousse in the eastern countryside of Deir al-Zour witnessed yesterday the heaviest fighting between the terrorists of the terrorist organization "Da'ash" and the Syrian Democratic Forces (Qusd) (a Kurdish Arab alliance supported by the United States) Joey and the artillery of the International Alliance.
"The forces fought fierce battles in the town of Sousse as our forces advanced and took over two kilometers in the town, which extends about six kilometers on the Euphrates River," the source added.
A source in the Deir al-Zour civil council of the Syrian opposition denied the entry of Qusd forces in the town of al-Sousse, but said that the villages of Hawi al-Sousse and al-Bubradan were controlled and entered by the Iraqi border.
The source said that the elements of "da'ash" have, since yesterday morning, set fire to tires and crude oil in the town of Sousse to confuse the aircraft of the International Alliance, which carries out air raids on the town, as well as artillery.
He stressed that the organization «Daash» still controls the villages of Safafneh, Marashda and Mozan, which is between the towns of Sousse and Albabuz, pointing to the deaths and injuries of elements «Da'ash» and civilians.
The control of the "Daqsh" organization in the east of the Euphrates, after the launch of Operation Al-Jazeerah, was disbanded to expel the organization from the north-eastern Deir Ezzor countryside.
On the other hand, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said in a statement that two civilians, one of them an 8-year-old boy, were killed by a car explosion in the Al-Qusour neighborhood of Idlib city and the shooting of an unidentified person in the town of Zardana, Which resulted in his departure from life immediately.
The Observatory added that at least three members of the terrorist organization Da'ash and non-Syrian nationalities were killed in clashes and shelling of their areas of presence.
The international coalition against «calling» Syria and Iraq that he bombed in the past two days mosques where he established «urged» command and control centers in the village of Sousse, in the east of Syria.
The US-led coalition said in a statement that it had destroyed "several buildings it used to launch attacks against allies of the Syrian Democratic Forces in Sousse."
"One of these buildings was a mosque that used a defensive position and a command center," the coalition said, referring to the killing of terrorists who were firing on the Syrian Democratic Forces fighters. This is the second mosque targeted by the coalition within four days.