Turkish occupation fires artillery shells on Ein Issa town in Raqqa countryside

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RAQQA, (ST)- The Turkish occupation forces and their affiliated mercenaries shelled the town of Ein Issa in Raqqa countryside.

 According to local sources, the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries fired artillery shells on citizens’ houses in the town of Ein Issa and it vicinity, causing material damage to several houses and agricultural lands.

Last Monday, the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries attacked with artillery shells the vicinity of Ein Issa, causing material damage.

 Since the beginning of the Turkish aggression on Syrian territories on October 9th 2019, the occupation forces and the terrorist groups used the occupied towns and villages as bases to launch attacks on civilians in neighboring areas. They displaced thousands of citizens and looted their properties.

Hamda Mustafa

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