Turkish regime’s mercenaries carried out rocket attack on villages in Raqqa

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RAQQA, Nov. 26, (ST)-The Turkish occupation forces and their terrorist mercenaries renewed their attacks on safe villages adjacent to the areas they occupy in the north of Syria, according to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA).
 
The agency reported that the Turkish regime’s mercenaries targeted on Friday several villages located in the vicinity of the international highway (M4) and Hoshan village in Raqqa countryside.
 
It quoted local sources as saying that a number of rockets , which were fired by the Turkish occupation forces and their terrorist mercenaries, fell in the vicinity of the international highway (M4) and Hoshan village of Ain Issa town in Raqqa northern countryside, causing damage to crops.
 
Basma Qaddour
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