Two Turkish occupation mercenaries killed in an explosion in the vicinity of Afrin city in Aleppo

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Two Turkish occupation mercenaries were killed as a result of an explosion that occurred in the vicinity of one of their positions in Rajo area in the city of Afrin in Aleppo northern countryside.

Local sources told SANA reporter that two mercenaries affiliated to the Turkish-backed “Liwa Al-Samarqand” terror group were killed in the explosion.

The areas under the control of the Turkish-backed terror groups have witnessed a state of chaos and insecurity due to infighting between these groups over areas of influence and stolen items. Clashes among the terrorists as well as assassinations escalated in these areas, causing casualties among innocent civilians.

 Hamda Mustafa

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