Rebel forces take back stronghold from crazed jihadis

According to sources, the town is in a crucial position for ISIS – also known as Daesh – close to the Turkish border in northern Aleppo.

Abu Abdullah – who took part in the assault of the border town – celebrated the siege against the twisted jihadis.

He said: "This is the beginning of the end of Daesh, those who have bet the FSA have been decimated are now proven wrong.

"It's a victory for the Free Syrian Army. We will continue our path to al Raqqa and all the towns occupied by Daesh.”

The rebels are set to make an assault on ISIS-held city of al Bab as they continue their quest to wipe out the sick militants.

A news agency linked to ISIS admitted the group had lost ground to after days of intense "US bombing and Turkish artillery” fire.

Warped jihadis have been using suicide bombers to stave off offensives by Syrian forces.

ISIS lost further ground last month in Syria when the city of Palmyra was besieged by rebel forces.

(dailystar.co.uk)