Russia attacked with cruise missiles on Syria. Video

Launches of cruise missiles “Caliber” is produced by the ISIS targets, according to the defense Ministry.

On the morning of 5 September 2017 the frigate “Admiral Essen” Russia’s black sea fleet, performing tasks in part of the permanent operative connection of the Russian Navy in the Mediterranean, carried out launches of cruise missiles sea-based “Gauge” for the terrorist group ISIS in the village of Deir-ez-Zor. It is reported by the defense Ministry.

“Launches of cruise missiles “Caliber” made in explored across multiple channels and target ISIS terrorists. The blow dealt to the fortified area around the city of AL-SHOLA, which is kept by the gangs, that was based militants come from Russia and CIS countries”, – stated in the message.

As noted, in the missile strike destroyed the command and control and communications hub, the warehouses with arms and ammunition, as well as plant repair armored vehicles of terrorists and a large cluster of fighters.

“The performance of a missile attack is confirmed by reconnaissance aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles. Launches of cruise missiles “Caliber” to develop the success to the advancement of Syrian government troops and contributed to the frustration of ISIL militants on the regrouping and strengthening of the positions of the terrorists near the village of DEIR-EZ-ZOR”, – stated in the message.
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The Ministry of defence of the Russian Federation noted that currently the Syrian government army continues the operation for the destruction of fortified area and large, well-armed groups of ISIL in the village of DEIR-EZ-ZOR.

“The defeat of ISIL in DEIR-EZ-Zor and the release of the city will be a strategic defeat international terrorist groups in the Syrian Arab Republic. On the eve of the actions of the units of the Syrian government troops, supported by aircraft of the Russian space forces in the East of Hama province was completely liberated from ISIL militants AKERBAT the city”, – stated in the message.

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