Syria: SAA hone in on Turkish observation post near Morek

W/S Turkish ninth observation point near Morek, Hama
M/S Syrian Arab Army soldiers walking
W/S Turkish ninth observation point near Morek
M/S Entrance to territory around Morek observation point
SOT, SAA officer (Arabic): "We are standing now on Morek bridge, 500m from the Turkish ninth observation point where the Turkish forces are with their equipment and logistic materials."
W/S Turkish flag flying over Morek observation point
W/S Turkish ninth observation point near Morek
SOT, SAA officer (Arabic): "This morning the Syrian Arab Army moved towards Morek town and completely secured it and disassembled several mines and explosive devices. As we stand on Morek bridge now, we are 500m away from the Turkish point after having secured Morek from all sides."
W/S Syrian Arab Army soldiers walking
W/S Turkish flag on Morek observation point wall
M/S Entrance to territory around Morek observation point
M/S Entrance to territory around Morek observation point
W/S Turkish ninth observation point near Morek
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Soldiers from the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) gathered some 500m (1,600ft) away from a Turkish observation post near Morek, some 75km (46mi) north of the city of Homs, on Friday.
After making gains throughout militant-held pockets in Hama Province over the past 72 hours, Syrian State TV announced that the SAA had indeed moved into Morek, near to where the post is located.
Turkish Foreign Minister Melvut Cavasoglu said that the post would not be abandoned by Turkish forces.
"This morning the Syrian Arab Army moved towards Morek town and completely secured it and disassembled several mines and explosive devices," said an SAA officer.
Syrian-led military operations were resumed in Hama and Idlib provinces earlier this month after the SAA accused militants of failing to abide by the conditions of a ceasefire declared on August 1.