The find is the latest cache of foreign-made weapons discovered by the Syrian Army as it wraps up its operations against the terrorists in the country's south.
A Syrian Arab News Agency reporter embedded with the army in Quneitra province in the Golan Heights has come upon a warehouse containing large stocks of weapons and ammunition used by the militants.
Among the haul were US and Israeli-made weapons, Israeli food products, and a collection of supplies thought to have belonged to the White Helmets, a controversial rescue group which Damascus has accused of links to the jihadists. Photos from the Quneitra stockpile include the distinctive White Helmets' style helmets, gasmasks, oxygen tanks, and other equipment.
Weapons included US-made rifles and missiles, ammunition of various calibers, mines, sniper rifles, and machineguns, as well as military communications equipment. The find includes at least 9 anti-tank missile systems, including the US-made TOW.
According to SANA, the search for warehouses containing weapons used by militants continues, with the jihadists believed to have hidden large stocks of weapons in underground caches in local villages and adjacent plantations before fleeing.
Last month, Syrian troops seized a separate arms depot in neighboring Daraa province, where they discovered a large stock of US-made TOW anti-tank missiles.
