Civilian casualties recorded from the shelling of the Turkish occupation on Al-Hadriyat village in Raqqa

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A number of civilians were martyred and scores others were wounded after the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries targeted with heavy artillery shells the village of Al-Hadriyat in Raqqa northern countryside.

Local sources told SANA on Saturday that the Turkish occupation forces and Turkish-linked terrorists opened their heavy artillery fire on the village of Al-Hadriyat, north of the city of Ein Issa in Raqqa northern countryside, leading to the martyrdom of several civilians and the wounding of several others not to mention the damage caused to locals’ houses as well as to private and public properties.

 The sources pointed out that there are some news that indicate the intention of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries to launch a wide-scale attack on Ein Issa town in Raqqa.

Hamda Mustafa

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