Turkish occupation and its mercenaries attack villages in Hasakah countryside with rockets and artillery shells

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The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries on Saturday fired rockets and artillery shells on villages in the vicinity of Abu Rasin town in Hasakah northwestern countryside.

The attack comes within the framework of the Turkish occupation’s policy of terrorizing civilians in this area and forcing them to leave their villages and towns.

The villages of Aniq Al-Hawa, Al-Manakh and Tal Waz in the vicinity of the town of Abu Rasin in the northwestern countryside of Hasakah were the target of the shelling by the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries, local sources told SANA.

 The shelling caused material damage to locals’ properties in addition to a state of panic among families that compelled them to leave their houses to safer places in neighboring areas, the sources said.  

Hamda Mustafa

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