More than 50 trucks carrying military vehicles that belong to US occupation leave the Syrian territories to Iraq

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HASAKA, (ST)-Some  55 trucks carrying military vehicles and equipments that belong to the US occupation forces left the Syrian territories to Iraq through al-Walid illegal border crossing, according to SANA reporter in Hasaka.

The US occupation troops have evacuated several illegal bases with the start of the Turkish aggression on the Syrian territories. They dismantled their bases in Manbej vicinity, al-Jalabeya and Ein al-Arab vicinity in Aleppo countryside as well as in Ein Issa, Tal al-Samen and al-Tabqa in Raqqa countryside in addition to several bases in Hasaka.

  This process was accompanied by transferring hundreds of terrorists affiliated to Daesh terror organization in addition to the wives of Daesh members from the Syrian al-Jazire region to Iraq.

Hamda Mustafa

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