US occupation has smuggled 55 vehicles from Syria to Iraq in the past 24 hours

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HASAKAH, (ST)_US occupation forces brought out in the past 24 hours a convoy composed of 55 vehicles, including tankers loaded with stolen Syrian oil towards the Iraqi territory through the illegal Al-Waleed crossing.
 
According to local sources in al-Yarubiyah countryside, the US occupation forces brought out a convoy of 25 vehicles, including tankers filled with stolen Syria oil, in addition to covered tankers and trucks, and refrigerators to Iraq through al-Waleed illegal crossing.
 
Yesterday, the occupation forces brought out  30 oil tankers as well as several covered trucks, accompanied with a number of armored vehicles affiliated to the occupation, to the Iraqi territories through Al-Waleed crossing.
 
Last Monday, the US occupation forces brought out a convoy of 80 tankers carrying stolen oil from the Syrian Al-Jazira region to the Iraqi territories through the same crossing.
 
Basma Qaddour
 
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