Cypress tree helps rebels controlling 'Eskan' camp in Idlib

 One of the rebels from Idlib told Zaman Alwasl about a Cypress, and how it helped the rebels in controlling al-Eskan camp in Idlib countryside.

The story started when fighters discovered a very tall Cypress, about 500 meters way from the camp, which inspired leaders to use it for monitoring the camp.

The rebel continued saying: “ monitoring process took about 90 minutes, and from that point we were able see the entire camp with military gathering areas, which helped the mortar launchers  to hit their targets accurately,  killing dozens of regime forces.

“After completing monitoring and preparation to break into, a Saudi fighters suggested setting up machine gun "PKC" on Cypress and connected a camera for better monitoring then opened fire on the camp killing dozens of soldiers who were hiding behind the camp wall” the rebel added.

After all that loss the rest of regime forces managed to discover the gun machine, they hit Cypress and managed to cut some branches of it, but the clever fighter kept safe, ended the narrator.

Read the original article; Translating by Yusra Ahmed