Two Turkish occupation soldiers killed while planting landmines in Tal Tamer town in Hasaka

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HASAKSA, (ST)- Two Turkish occupation soldiers were killed on Friday while planting landmines in the areas where they and their affiliated terrorists are positioned in the north of Tal Tamer in the northwest of Hasaka.

Russia Today, quoted military sources as saying that the two soldiers were killed when one of the landmines they were planting exploded.

The Turkish occupation forces and their mercenaries from the terrorist organizations continuously attack the town of Tal Tamer and the surrounding villages through firing rockets on these areas, displacing the locals, seizing their lands and planting landmines on order to prevent civilians from reaching these lands.

 Hamda Mustafa

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