The American occupation reinforces its bases in Hasakeh with 40 trucks loaded with logistical materials

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Hasakeh (ST): The American occupation forces brought in 40 trucks carrying logistical support to their bases in Hasakeh, coming from northern Iraq.

 

News reporter quoted local sources from the Yarubiyah countryside as saying that the American occupation forces brought in 40 trucks carrying generators, some of them refrigerated trucks, and a number of tanks that entered the Syrian territories through the illegal Al-Waleed crossing and headed to their base in Rmelan, far north-east of Hasakeh.”

The American occupation forces repeatedly bring in convoys of trucks loaded with weapons and military and logistical equipment into Hasakeh through the illegal crossings to reinforce its bases in the Syrian Al-Jazirah region and to ensure the continuation of theft of Syrian oil and underground resources with the help of the “SDF” militia and the armed terrorist groups that support and operate them in the area.

K.Q.

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