Hasaka countryside: US occupation brings in more military vehicles & logistic equipment to its illegitimate bases

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Hasaka (ST): US occupation forces brought in military vehicles to their illegitimate bases in Hasaka countryside coming from Iraq through al-Waleed illegitimate crossing and so pressing ahead with its flagrant violations of international law and norms.

Local sources in al-Sweidiyah village in Hasaka countryside told a news reporter that the US occupation forces brought in a convoy comprising 52 vehicles loaded with military equipment and logistic materials to the Syrian territories coming from Iraq through al-Waleed illegitimate crossing point.

Over the past few months, the US occupation forces brought in thousands of lorries loaded with arms, logistic and military equipment into Hasaka to reinforce its illegitimate existence in the Syrian Jezira to plunder Syrian oil and other resources in collaboration with its mercenary terrorist groups.
K.Q.

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