Turkish regime sends prefabricated rooms to enhance illegal presence of its troops in Hasaka countryside

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HASAKA, (ST)- The Turkish regime continued to send more logistic materials to enhance the illegal presence of its troops in Syria. This time it has delivered prefabricated rooms to the village of Um Oshbeh village which belongs to Abu Rasin area in Hasaka northern countryside.

According to local sources, the Turkish occupation troops brought seven prefabricated rooms across the border town of al-Sukariyya and set them up next to Abdi fuel station near the road to Um Oshbeh village in the northern countryside of Hasaka.

Three days ago, the Turkish occupation forces and their mercenary terrorists fired artillery shells on residential neighborhoods in the villages of Mar’anaz, al-Malkiyeh, al-Alqamiyeh and Minnigh in the north of Aleppo. The shelling caused damage to locals’ houses and the infrastructure in these areas.

Hamda Mustafa

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