A number of mercenaries of the Turkish occupation are injured as a result of fighting among them in Ras al-Ain in Hasaka countryside

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On July 11th, clashes erupted between the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation in the occupied town of Ras al-Ain in the northwestern countryside of Hasaka.

Local sources said that a fight with light to medium weapons and RPGs took place between two terrorist groups affiliated with the so-called “Hamza Division” supported by the Turkish occupation forces in the town of Ras al-Ain.

The sources said that the clashes caused casualties on both sides and a state of fear and panic among the people in the town , who were forced to leave their jobs and hide in their homes for a long time.

The Turkey occupation and its mercenaries – occupied areas are witnessing a state of chaos and fighting between the terrorists.

 

O. al-Mohammad

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