Syrian army downs Turkish drone, dismantles car bomb

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HASAKA, (ST)_ Syrian army downed a drone for the Turkish regime over Hamo town in Qameshli countryside, according to the Syrian Alikhbaria TV channel.

The TV channel, in addition, reported that Syrian army’s engineering units dismantled a car laden with explosives in Ayn Issa town in the northern countryside of Raqqa.

In another development, the residents of Manajir, Tal Jamma and Tal Etash towns in the countryside of Ras Al-Ayn countryside rejected receiving foodstuff, which the Turkish occupation forces tried to distribute among the residents to ease their anger against them.

In the same region [Ras Al-Ayn], the Turkish occupation forces and their mercenaries abducted several young men from Tal Halef town and demanded ransoms from their families to release them.

Basma Qaddour

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