Syrian Army Advances in Northern Hama and Enters Idlib Province

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Less than 24 hours after the complete occupation of Idlib Province by the Tahrir al-Sham terrorist group, which took place with the occupation of Khan Sheikhoun and the attack on Hama Province, the Syrian Army has sent forces to northern Hama Province, driving the terrorists away from the province and liberating a number of villages and towns. It is reported from Hama that the Syrian Army has entered the administrative boundaries of Idlib Province an hour ago.
The Syrian Army, which had been continuously retreating against Tahrir al-Sham forces until the evening of December 1, was finally able to consolidate its positions in northern Hama. This important and vital event occurred after ground reinforcements arrived and the Russian Air Force, unlike the first days of the war, began to provide more serious air support to the army and attack terrorist positions.
With this, the army is 85 kilometers away from Idlib, the main center of Tahrir al-Sham's deployment.
Meanwhile, media outlets have reported that the leader of the Tahrir al-Sham group was killed in a Russian airstrike last night in Idlib.