(Zaman Al Wals)- Nine rebel factions operating in northern Aleppo province merged Thursday in one armed group, such a move aims to increase the effectivity of the brigades and to facilitate a unified military work, according to statement posted online.
The political office of the newly-formed al-Safwa al-Shamiyeh Battalions said its ready to cooperate with all formations of the Free Syrian Army in their battle against the Syrian regime and its allied militias.
Recently, Merging of rebel factions has been increased in rebel-held areas to come over rifts to face the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces and Russia-led regime forces.
On February 21, al-Muthanna battalions and Tajamou' Ahl al-Sunnah merged in Nour ed-Din al-Zinki Brigade, key rebel group in northern Syria.
The Syrian people have rallied in many occasions, urging rebels to unified in order to topple Bashar al-Assad and his regime.
The political office of the newly-formed al-Safwa al-Shamiyeh Battalions said its ready to cooperate with all formations of the Free Syrian Army in their battle against the Syrian regime and its allied militias.
Recently, Merging of rebel factions has been increased in rebel-held areas to come over rifts to face the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces and Russia-led regime forces.
On February 21, al-Muthanna battalions and Tajamou' Ahl al-Sunnah merged in Nour ed-Din al-Zinki Brigade, key rebel group in northern Syria.
The Syrian people have rallied in many occasions, urging rebels to unified in order to topple Bashar al-Assad and his regime.
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