Syrian army enters administrative boundaries of the Turkish-occupied Ras Al-Ayn city in Hasaka

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HASAKA,(ST)_The Syrian army has entered the administrative boundaries of Ras Al-Ayn city in the northern countryside of Hasaka in order to confront the Turkish attack and to protect the people from the attacks of the Turkish regime’s mercenaries.

According to the Syrian News Agency (SANA), the army units entered this morning 8 towns on Tal Tamer- Ras Ayn road arriving at the Syrian-Turkish border.

The towns which the army units entered are: Sebateyeh, Jameleyeh, Kherbet Debs, Qasemeyeh, Rashedeyeh, Dawodeyeh, Azezeyeh and Dahra.

Yesterday, the Syrian army units entered Em al-Kif town in the northwestern countryside of Hasaka for the first time since 2012. They moved from Qameshli city to the western side of the city.

In another development, it was reported that two women were martyred in a Turkish attack on Kherbet fraj town in the countryside of Ras Al-Ayn area.

Basma Qaddour

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