Renewed fighting between the Turkish-backed terrorists in Ras al-Ain town

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On April 10th, the Turkish-backed terrorist groups renewed their infighting west of Ras al-Ain town in the northwestern countryside of Hasakah, which led to the injury of a number of them.

Civil sources said that “clashes with machine guns erupted between the terrorists of the so-called 20th Division and the Hamzah Division, backed by the Turkish occupation forces, in the village of Makhlla, west of Ras al-Ain town, due to differences between them over the control of smuggling routes towards Turkey and the properties of the civilians who had fled from the area.”

The sources pointed out that the clashes led to the injury of a number of terrorists and material damage to the homes and properties of citizens.

On April 7th, a number of Turkish occupation mercenaries were injured as a result of infighting among them with machine guns and RPGs inside the town of Ras al-Ain.

O. al-Mohammad

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