Military source: Turkish Aggression on Syrian Army Positions in Manbij

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DAMASCUS- A military source said on Thursday that the Turkish regime forces targeted on Thursday, with rocket and artillery fires, positions for the Syrian Army and the backing forces in Manbij region in Aleppo countryside.

The source told SANA that the Turkish shelling which targeted the points of border guards claimed the lives of a number of persons and wounded many others.

 It added that the Turkish aggression on the Syrian Arab republic territories is just an attempt to stop the success and progress made by the Syrian army and support forces in its war against terrorist organizations and the affiliated groups, to restore stability and security to Aleppo countryside and the whole Syrian territories.

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