The US occupation brings 100 trucks and tankers to its base in Rumailan

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On November 28th, the American occupation forces brought in 100 trucks and tankers carrying logistical materials coming from Iraqi territory to support their military bases in the Hasaka countryside.

Local sources from the Yarubiyah countryside said that a convoy of 100 tankers loaded with containers, refrigerator trucks and tanks entered from the Iraqi territories through the illegal Al-Waleed crossing in two batches, the first 60 vehicles, and two hours later, 40 vehicles accompanied by military armored vehicles headed from the Suwayda station to the town of Rmelan.

 Last Thursday, the American occupation forces brought 48 trucks carrying logistical materials through the same crossing to support their bases in the Hasaka countryside.

O. al-Mohammad

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