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The Syrian Arab army is advancing in several directions in the controlled by extremists region - Eastern Ghouta, the France press reports. This was stated by a senior Syrian soldier before the state agency SANA on Sunday.
"Army units are advancing in several directions," and liberated several farms and villages, a source told SANA, AFP adds that the government's army is carrying out a large-scale land and air offensive in the Damascus suburb.
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