American occupation forces bring in 30 trucks to support their base in south of Hasaka

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Hasakah, (ST)   -The American occupation forces brought in a convoy loaded with equipment and logistical materials to support its forces located in their illegal military bases in Syrian territories.

Local sources from the Yarubiyah countryside told SANA reporter that , “the American occupation forces brought 30 trucks, refrigerators and tankers carrying four-wheel drive vehicles through the illegal Al-Waleed crossing from northern Iraq to the Syrian territories, to their occupation base in Al-Shaddadi area in the southern countryside of Al-Hasakah.”

Yesterday, the American occupation forces brought in a convoy of 24 vehicles to support their bases in the Al-Jazeera region.

Raghda Sawas

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