More Syrian families displaced as clashes between Turkish-affiliated terrorists and US-backed SDF militia renewed

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Fierce clashes were renewed on Saturday between the Turkish occupation-backed mercenaries and the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces militia (SDF) in Ain Issa city in Raqqa northern countryside.

The clashes led to the displacement of more families from the villages surrounding the area.

Local sources told SANA that the clashes, which erupted yesterday, were renewed in the vicinity of Tinet A-Jareed village to the northwest of Ain Issa city in Raqqa northern countryside, causing casualties from both sides.

The sources added that the violent clashes forced many families to leave their houses to safer areas, and caused destruction to citizens’ houses, properties and public service facilities.

 Hamda Mustafa

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