Locals, with the support of the army, expelled a convoy of the American occupation from the village of Salhia Harb in Hasakeh countryside

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Hasakeh (ST): The residents of Salhia Harb village, with the support of a Syrian Arab Army checkpoint, confronted a military convoy of the American occupation that tried to enter the village in the Qameshli countryside and expelled it from the area.

Local sources from the countryside of Qameishli told news reporter that the residents of Salhia Harb village, with the support of an army checkpoint, expelled a convoy of the American occupation, consisting of five military armored vehicles, accompanied by a car belonging to the “SDF” militia, which tried to enter the village.

The sources pointed out that the villagers pursued the occupation convoy and threw stones at it, forcing it to retreat and leave the area.

K.Q.

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