A number of Turkish occupation mercenaries injured in two explosions in the northern countryside of Aleppo

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 Aleppo, (ST) –  A number of Turkish occupation mercenaries were injured in two explosions that targeted a checkpoint for them in the city of Jarablus, which is held by Turkish regime-backed terrorist organizations in the northern countryside of Aleppo.

 

Local sources told SANA that, two explosive devices went off in two cars last night in the vicinity of one of the checkpoints where terrorists are deployed in the center of Jarablus city, in the northern countryside, causing the injury of a number of them, and a material damage.

Last Wednesday, an explosive device planted in a car went off in the city of Jarablus, injuring a number of civilians and causing material damage to the homes and infrastructure.

In the areas where terrorist groups supported by the Turkish regime are spread, manifestations of chaos and insecurity prevail, as a result of conflicts taking place between those terrorist groups and their leaders over shared influence, and control over the fate of civilians in these areas. Clashes and liquidation operations are frequent with explosive devices, booby-trapped motorcycles and car bombs, causing the martyrdom and injury of dozens of civilians and killing and wounding a number of mercenaries.

Raghda Sawas

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