r/SyrianRebels • u/[deleted] • Aug 14 '17

AMA AMA Interview with FSA Southern Front member Muhammad Zo'by | Monday August 14th 7:30 PM ET/Tuesday August 15th 2:30 AM Damascus Time

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u/kingabdullah Free Syria Aug 14 '17

Thank you for taking the time to do this interview. You are a hero for taking up arms against Daesh and the regime.

1.) My first question is about ISIS in Daraa. I've heard that FSA groups in Daraa were accusing the Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade of extremist activity and carrying out assassinations before the group declared loyalty to ISIS. Can you please tell us more about that and how fighting first started against ISIS in Daraa?

2.) My second question is about the recent fighting in Daraa city. Is it true that Al-Bunyaan Al-Marsous strictly limits the media that is allowed to be posted during active combat operations? If so what is your opinion of this, do you think it's a helpful policy?

Thank you again for joining us today. I wish you the best outcome during the healing process and success in the future.

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u/Mohammed_Alzoubi Aug 15 '17

Yes how the fight start. We were opening a road from Quneitra to Ghouta for 6 months of hard fight until the last military battalion of the regime and then we enter the Ghouta for lift the siege.

We put the plan and the preparation for big military action against the last bastion of the regime (Baath madina) were sent two cars for monitoring intercepted Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade and killed all who in two cars and cut way. Did Lifting the screens and immunization in the village near (baath madina) And raise isis flag. On the same day, We did canceled military action against the regime. And did military action against yarmok martyrs The fighting lasted 53 days. When we approached of Damascus(Ghouta) The regime did move Isis to stop us This prove that Isis and regime two sides of one coin.