Syrian rebels attacked regime bastions in southern Daraa city with home-made missiles on Saturday, a task command said.
Al-Bunyan al-Marsous operation room said rebels fired Omar missile on regime barrack in Sejna neighborhood in the Old City of Daraa as well they destroyed a tank in with U.S-made TOW missile.
In its turn, regime warplanes have conducted 30 raids on rebel-held countryside, dropping more than 38 barrel bombs.
At least 15 civilians were killed when two explosive devices detonated at the roadside in southern Daraa province, activists said Thursday.
The attack targeted a vehicle carrying Free Syrian Army commanders on the road of Kafr Shams-Aqraba in the northern countryside.
Activists said the devices were planted by the regime forces.
Last week, Free Syrian Army launched 40 Grad rockets on military convoys near the town of Izra’, mostly Shiite militiamen, field sources said.
The militants were heading the southern province as regime army is mobilizing troops to face an imminent battle with the US-backed Syrian forces at the border with Jordan.
Al-Bunyan Al-Marsous said the rockets attack left dozens killed and wounded.
Basher al-Assad’s Regime has accused Jordan of intervening in Syria by backing and supporting armed opposition along with Britain and the US.
Activists, also, warned of regime attempt to overrun the Old City of Daraa, backed by thousands of Lebanese and Iraqi militants
