2 Turkish soldiers and 7 terrorists killed in a blast at the southern entrance of Turkish-occupied Syrian city

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HASAKA,(ST)_At least 2 Turkish soldiers were killed and 21 Turkish-backed terrorists were killed and injured  on Thursday as a car bomb went off at the entrance of Ras Al-Ayn city in the northwestern countryside of Hasaka, according to local sources.
 
The sources made it clear that the blast occurred at the southern entrance of the Turkish-occupied Ras Al-Ayn city where 2 Turkish soldiers and 7 terrorists affiliated to the so-called the “Sultan Murad brigade” were killed.
14 more terrorists were also injured in the blast that caused the martydom of 2 civilians and the injury of 2 others, who were at the scene. 
 
Following the blast, the terrorists imposed a security cordon on the scene.
 
On November 24, 2020, many Turkish-backed terrorists were killed and injured in a blast in Afrin city in the northwestern countryside of Aleppo.
 
Basma Qaddour
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