Army resolute on terror eradication, Syria liberation: Assad

Army resolute on terror eradication, Syria liberation: Assad
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad says the Syrian Arab Army and the allied forces are firmly resolved to defeat terrorism and liberate the entire Arab country's territory.
AVA- Assad made the remarks in a meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister's Special Assistant for Political Affairs Hossein Jaberi Ansari and his accompanying delegation in Damascus on Sunday.
Jaberi Ansari commended the recent achievements made by the Syrian army in the battle against terrorists in the southern city of Dara'a and its countryside.
The two sides emphasized that the elimination of terrorism in most of the Syrian territories has prepared an appropriate ground for putting an end to the seven-year war in Syria but the policies and preconditions set by countries that support terrorism have so far prevented it.
Since June 19, the Syrian army has been conducting the liberation operation in Dara'a, which borders Jordan and the Zionist-occupied side of Syria’s Golan Heights.
In a bid to minimize civilian casualties, both Syria and Russia have been initiating talks with militants to make them hand back the areas they control to the government without fighting.
Dara'a was the birthplace of sedition that was born in March 2011 before morphing into a foreign-backed militancy that continues to this day.
The Syrian army on Thursday raised the national flag over the city of Dara'a as a major counter-terrorism operation nears an end, with foreign-backed militants leaving the region in negotiated surrender deals.
State television reported that the Syrian military had managed to enter the militant-held part of Dara'a and hoist the flag near the city's post office.