Syria: Clashes continue in Kafar Houd in Hama countryside

M/S Tank firing, Kafar Houd
W/S Smoke billowing on the horizon
W/S Helicopter flying overhead
W/S Smoke billowing on the horizon
W/S Aircraft flying overhead
W/S Smoke billowing on the horizon, sound of gunfire
W/S Tanks driving on dirt road
W/S Truck driving past
M/S Sign reading "Welcome to Kafar Houd"
W/S Soldiers on road
SOT, Syrian Arab Army Soldier (Arabic): "In a new violation to the truce, the armed groups today attacked Kafar Hood axis starting from Tal Malah village. Thank God, and by the will of the Syrian Arab Army soldiers, we were able to counterattack, and we had to retreat for a short distance in order to comprehend and hit the attack back. We caused massive casualties among the enemy. The enemy left weapons behind, they left the bullet quivers and ran away. Thank God, the situation is back as it was. We are now standing at the last line of Kafr Hood, at Tal Malah front."
W/S Soldiers
W/S Soldiers walking
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Fighting between Syrian Arab Army (SAA) forces and militants reportedly continued in northern Hama countryside, with clashes happening in Kafar Houd on Tuesday.
Footage shows smoke billowing from targets hit on the frontline. Fighter jets and helicopters fly in the sky as ground infantry and tanks move into the area.
According to reports by Syrian state media, militants had targeted six villages and towns in Hama in total, with rockets damaging properties and civilians' houses.