Four Turkish-backed terrorists killed in landmine blast in Hasakah countryside

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Four terrorists affiliated to the Turkish-backed mercenaries were killed on Saturday in a landmine explosion in Tal Tamer area in Hasakah northwestern countryside.

The landmine exploded when a car carrying several terrorists affiliated to the Turkish-backed “Al-Hamazat Division” armed group ran over it in the vicinity of Al-Alban Farm” in Tal Tamer. The explosion killed four terrorists and destroyed the car, according to local sources.

 The sources clarified that there is a conflict between the “Al-Hamazat Division” and the so-called “Civil Police”-both are linked to the Turkish occupation. The conflict is over controlling the main crossings in the areas under the control of these armed groups in Hasakah northern countryside.

The terrorists from both sides exploit these crossings in smuggling stolen Syrian oil, wheat, antiquities and other  things to sell them in Turkey and in imposing levies on trucks.

 Hamda Mustafa

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