Syrian army sends logistic and military equipment to its positions in border towns

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HASAKA, (ST)_A convoy containing tanks, armored cars and vehicles loaded with military and logistic equipment arrived in Tal Tamer town and immediately moved towards military positions in Em Harmaleh town to the northeast of Abo Rasin town and in the border towns in the northeastern countryside of Hasaka to reinforce these positions.

The convoy was sent from Raqqa in order to confront the Turkish regime forces and their mercenaries.

In another development, the Turkish occupation forces demolished 3 homes and 4 shops and stores for farmers in al-Souda town in Ras al-Ayn countryside in order to build military posts in their locations.

Basma Qaddour

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