Several Turkish-backed terrorists injured in renewed infighting in Hasaka countryside

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A number of mercenaries of the Turkish occupation were injured last night as a result of renewed infighting among their groups in the occupied Ras Al-Ayn city in Hasakah northwestern countryside.

According to local sources, 20 Turkish-backed terrorists were injured in clashes between gunmen of the Military Police and gunmen of the Civil Police inside the National Hospital in the Turkish-occupied city of Ras Al-Ayn. The two sides of the conflict used light and medium weapons.

The areas held by the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries have been witnessing a state of chaos and infighting between terrorists who have turned the lives of the locals in these areas into a nightmare, due to assassination and killing incidents among leaders of the mercenaries and due to their dispute over the looted items, the areas of influence and the smuggling routes leading to Turkish territories.

 Hamda Mustafa

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