Residents in Tal Al-Dahab village, south of Qamishli, intercept US occupation convoy trying to enter their village

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The locals in the village of Tal A-Dahab in Hasakah northern countryside, with the assistance of the Syrian Arab Army, intercepted a US occupation convoy of vehicles that tried to cross through the army checkpoint into the village. They prevented the vehicles from entering the village and forced them to retreat and leave the area.  

According to local sources in Qamishli countryside the residents of Tal Al-Dahab village and the Syrian Army soldiers at a checkpoint there prevented a convoy of 5 armored vehicles, that belong to the US occupation, from entering the village through the checkpoint.

 The convoy was accompanied by a car affiliated to the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) militia, the sources added, pointing out that the residents threw stones at the convoy and forced it to leave the area.

Hamda Mustafa

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