Scores of Turkish-backed terrorists injured in renewed infighting in occupied Ras Al-Ayn city in Syria’s Hasakah

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Renewed clashes between mercenaries of the Turkish regime in the Turkish-occupied city of Ras Al-Ayn in Hasakah northwestern countryside resulted in the injury of a number of mercenaries.

The clashes came amid a state of chaos that prevails in the areas occupied by the Turkish regime and its affiliated terrorists.

Local sources told SANA reporter on Saturday that fighting between the terrorists of the “Sultan Murad” armed group with the use of light and medium weapons caused a state of panic among the locals who were compelled to leave their work and hide in their houses for a long period of time. This is almost a daily situation caused by intensive infighting among the mercenaries.

The areas under the control of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries have been witnessing a state of chaos ad insecurity due to the conflict between the Turkish-backed terrorists over areas of influence and stolen items.

 Hamda Mustafa

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