US occupation brings out 50 vehicles carrying military equipment from Syria to Iraq

Domestic News

HASAKAH, Jul.21, (ST)-The US occupation forces brought out a military convoy from its illegal base of Kharab Al-Jir Airport in Hasakah to northern Iraq through Al-Waleed illegal crossing.

“A convoy composed of 156 vehicles, including 40 refrigerating cars and over 50 vehciles carrying military equipment, containers, cannons, and a number of Hummers, some of which carry huge devices were brought out to Iraq,” local sources from the countryside of Rmelan told the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) .

The sources added that the trucks were accompanied by 25 military armored vehicles belonging to the occupation forces for protecting them.

Basma Qaddour

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