Hasaka: Fierce clashes renew between mercenary terrorists

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Hasaka (ST): Fierce clashes flared up between the mercenary terrorists of the Turkish regime in the city of Ras al-Ein north west of Hasaka because of disputes on the areas they control and mutual accusations of treason.
Local sources said that the infighting erupted between the terrorists of the so-called al-Hamzat Brigade and those of the so-called Sultan Murad Brigade on the division of the looted possessions.

The sources noted that the clashes centred in the main streets in the city and caused injuries among the fighting groups and the burning of several cars belonging to the terrorist groups.
The Turkish occupation brought several military convoys to the city of Ras al-Ein and its Countryside last April in an attempt to halt the wrangling among its mercenary terrorists.
K.Q.

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