Scores of Turkish occupation mercenaries injured in infighting in Hasakah countryside

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A number of Turkish occupation mercenaries were injured as a result of infighting between them in the city of Ras Al-Ayn in Hasakah northwestern countryside.

According to local sources, fierce clashes with light and medium weapons erupted between the mercenaries in the city, injuring a number of them and causing damage to properties and houses and leading to a state of panic and chaos in the city.

In a relevant context, members of the Turkish backed “Al-Hamzat Division” terrorist group  attacked three families near Al-Boukhari mosque in the center of Ras Al-Ayn. The terrorists violently beat members of the families in order to force them to leave their area so that they can seize their houses.

 Hamda Mustafa

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