Two Turkish occupation mercenaries killed as a result of infighting in the countryside of Aleppo

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Aleppo (ST): Two of the Turkish occupation mercenaries from the terrorist organizations were killed by bullets and grenades  that targeted  them in Sharan town, Efrin district, in the northern countryside of Aleppo.

Local sources  said that a terrorist of the so-called “King Shah” group fired bullets and grenades at two terrorists belonging to the same group inside their headquarters in Sharan sub-district in the northern countryside of Efrin, killing them immediately.

The areas controlled by terrorist groups supported by the Turkish regime are witnessing manifestations of chaos and insecurity as a result of conflicts taking place between those terrorist groups and their leaders to share influence and control of the fate of civilians.

K.Q.

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