Suqour al-Sahel brigade has
joined the Islamist rebels in their war on Al Qaeda splinter, the State of Iraq
and Al Sham, it said in video statement seen by Zaman Alwasl.
Saeed Tarboush, leader of the rebel group that based in Syria's costal
area, has addressed the ISIS militants in Latakia countryside to give up
fighting otherwise will face killing.
ISIS controls many areas in Akrad Mountain as villages of al-Najjiya,
Bdama, Salma and Ghassaniy.
Suqour al-Sahel has rocked a barrack for ISIS on the highway between
Aleppo and Latakia.
While ISIS was once welcomed by rebels battling Syrian President Bashar
al-Assad, excessive abuses by the group turned much of the opposition against
them. It has alienated many civilians
and opposition activists, however, by imposing harsh rulings against dissent in
areas it controls, such as beheadings.
More than 1,800 people, mostly fighters, died in January fighting
between rebels and ISIS, since three massive rebel alliances declared war
against ISIS month ago.
Syria's nearly three-year
conflict began as popular protests against four decades of Assad family rule
but changed into armed insurgency under a security force crackdown.
Now the major Arab state is in a full-scale civil war that has killed
more than 136,000 people and forced over 6 million - more than a quarter of the
population - to flee their homes.
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