Idlib jihadist group uses Syria cease-fire to restructure, expand

Fighters from the former al-Qaeda Syrian affiliate Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) drive through the village of Hamameyat on the border between Hama and Idlib provinces on July 11, 2019. - Regime and jihadist-led forces were locked in clashes on the edge of the opposition bastion in northwest Syria on July 11, after a jihadist-led advance that killed dozens of fighters overnight. Russian and regime aircraft have ramped up their deadly bombardment of the Idlib region -- administered by HTS, and home to some three

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Idlib jihadist group uses Syria cease-fire to restructure, expand

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