Mercenaries of the Turkish occupation fight among themselves in the city of Ras Al-Ain in the countryside of Al-Hasakah

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Al-Hasakah, (ST) – A number of mercenaries of the Turkish occupation from terrorist organizations were injured, during in fighting among themselves in the occupied city of Ras Al-Ain in the northwestern countryside of Al-Hasakah.

Local sources told SANA that, fighting with light and medium weapons took place today between terrorist groups backed by the Turkish occupation forces in several neighborhoods and main streets in the city of Ras Al-Ain, which led to injuries among them and damage to the homes and properties of the people.

 

The sources pointed out that, the clashes, in which light and medium weapons were used, broke out between the terrorist groups as a result of the rivalry to control the smuggling routes with the Turkish territories, and caused a state of fear and panic among the people who had to hide in their homes for long periods.

The areas where the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries from terrorist groups are spread  are witnessing a state of chaos and instability as a result of the fighting between terrorists who control the fate of the people in those areas, where many liquidations and assassinations were recorded between the leaders of terrorist mercenaries due to the dispute over the stolen goods and smuggling methods that are imposed on the people.

Raghda Sawas

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