Turkish occupation’s attack on Al-Rabe’at town causes displacement of many families towards nearby town

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HASAKAH, Jan.18, (ST)-The Turkish occupation forces and their allied terrorist groups fired on Tuesday artillery shells on Al-Rabe’at town in the northwestern countryside of Hasakah province. 
 
According to local sources, the shells were fired from areas that are under the occupation of Turkish forces towards residential districts in Al-Rabe’at town, causing material damage to the houses of residents and the displacement of many families towards Em Al-Debs town. 
 
On the 14th of January, the Turkish occupation carried out attacks on the towns of Al-Dardarah, Al-Abbosh and Tal Al-Ward, causing material damage to the houses of residents and to the road in the vicinity of Abo Raseen town. 
 
Basma Qaddour
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