Days after Syrian army controlled Aleppo’s district of Salaheddin, forces advanced on Monday in the neighborhood of Saif al-Dawla.

Days after Syrian army controlled Aleppo’s district of Salaheddin, forces advanced on Monday in the neighborhood of Saif al-Dawla.

The so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said fierce clashes were taking place between army and insurgents.
 "With tanks, Syria's regime forces have stormed the west of the district of Saif al-Dawla,” the observatory said.

"They are now clashing with the rebels, and parts of Salaheddin are being shelled," it added.
Last week, the Syrian forces seized the neighborhood of Salaheddin following clashes with the so-called “Free Syrian Army”.

Insurgents and regime forces have continued to clash in several areas of Aleppo, once the country's commercial bastion, since the FSA was forced to retreat from most of Salaheddin last week.