The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries attack by artillery shells the village of Al-Nweihat in Abu Rasin district of Hasaka countryside

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Al-Hasakah, (ST) – The Turkish occupation forces and its terrorist mercenaries renewed their attacks on the safe villages in the north of Hasaka province, firing several artillery shells towards the village of Al-Nweihat in the Abu Rasin area.

Civil sources in the area told SANA correspondent that the Turkish occupation forces and its mercenaries stationed at an illegal base in the village of Bab Al-Faraj , fired artillery shells at the dawn  this morning, at the village of Al-Nweihat in the countryside of Abu Rasin, which fell on its agricultural lands without causing civilian casualties.

In the context of Turkish occupation practices in the areas it occupies, the sources indicated that the Turkish occupation forces have fenced in  a field for shooting in the western countryside of the town of Abu Rasin and are training terrorists on the various weapons that they  provide them.

The sources indicated that the Turkish occupation forces and its mercenaries intentionally throw light bombs above contact lines with the Syrian Arab Army, specifically southwest of the town of Abu Rasin, to facilitate the movement of terrorists in the region.

Raghda Sawas

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