Syria troops repel Islamic State at Deir el-Zour air base
Syrian government forces repelled an IS assault on the Deir el-Zour air base and nearby Brigade 137 after clashes that activists say left dozens dead on both sides. The Observatory reported 150+ dead since Thursday, with IS losing fighters including two French nationals.
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