Syrian army captures Aleppo Thermal Plant, encircles ISIS (w/ VIDEO)
Screen grab from the video below
The Syrian Arab Army’s elite ‘Tiger Forces’ – backed by the National Defense Forces (NDF) – imposed full control over Aleppo Thermal Power Plant after a fierce battle with the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham (ISIS) in the Aleppo Governorate’s eastern countryside.
Early this morning, the fearful, highly-trained commandos captured Umm Turaykiyah and Balat villages to the west of the Plant; thus beleaguering over 800 ISIS jihadis who have been fighting the government troops at the strategic city of Al-Safira and its nearby village of Tal ‘Aran.
The besieged 800 ISIS fighters are left with neither a loophole to escape from nor a supply route to fed with; hence – militarily speaking – options are scarce: surrender or die.
In a parallel context, the inhabitants of once the economical capital of Syria will now breath life as the Thermal Plant will be re-operated again, thus supplying them with the electrical power needed to lead a decent life after more than 2 years of a severe shortage of electrical power and water supplies.
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Funnily enough, the first meaning given by the Oxford Dictionary for the word ‘fearful’ is ‘terrible, or ‘awful’. I suppose what the author meant would be better expressed as ‘fearsome’.
Greetings and all good wishes for a fearsome victory to Syria’s Tiger Force.
“the fearful, highly-trained commandos captured Umm Turaykiyah and Balat villages to the west of the Plant”
I don’t think that ‘fearful’ is the word the author would choose for this translation: ‘fearless’ perhaps?