Syria launches operation against foreign jihadists in push to capture French fighters
Syrian forces on Wednesday launched an operation against jihadists in a camp in the northwest region near the Turkish border in a bid to capture French fighters wanted by French authorities. Foreign jihadists who travelled to Syria to fight with Islamist militias during the civil war have fallen out of favour with the new authorities in Damascus after ex-president Bashar al-Assad's ouster.
Syrian forces on Wednesday launched an operation against jihadists in a camp in the northwest region near the Turkish border in a bid to capture French fighters wanted by French authorities. Foreign jihadists who travelled to Syria to fight with Islamist militias during the civil war have fallen out of favour with the new authorities in Damascus after ex-president Bashar al-Assad's ouster.
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