A number of electricity power stations put out of service in Hasaka due to Turkish aggression

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A number of electricity power  stations  were put out of service in Hasaka  countryside Sunday evening as a result of the Turkish occupation drone attacks.

The Director General of Hasakah Electricity Company Saleh Idris said in a statement to SANA correspondent that the two 66- KV Amuda ,  the 66- KV  transformer station in Qamishli , and the Al-Qahtaniyah  power station were out of service as a result of being directly targeted by Turkish occupation drones.

The Turkish occupation is deliberately attacking and sabotaging the infrastructure in the areas of the Syrian Jazira, as it has targeted, during the past few years, many electricity substations in Al-Malikiyah, in addition to striking oil stations in the vicinity of Al-Malikiyah, Rmeilan and Al-Qahtaniyah.

Rawaa Ghanam

 

 

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