Army enhances deployment in Hasaka countryside, enters Um al-Keif village

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HASAKA, (ST)- The residents of Em al-Kif town on Tal Tamer-Ras Ayn road in the northwestern countryside of Hasaka on Friday welcomed the Syrian army that entered the town for the first time since 2012.

A video posted by the Syrian Alikhbaria TV channel showed the army military vehicle carrying the soldiers and proceeding towards Hasaka countryside.

 SANA reporter said that amid a warm welcome by the residents, the Syrian Arab army expanded deployment in the northern countryside of Hasaka as military units moved from Qamishli near the Turkish borders to the north-western side of Hasaka and entered Um al-Keif village to face the Turkish aggression and protect the citizens from any attacks.

The reporter added that the Russian military police forces have begun patrolling Qamishli city towards the border with Turkey.

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