Syrian army killed 40 Turkish regime’s mercenaries in Idleb countryside

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IDLEB, (ST)_The Syrian army units have killed dozens of Turkish regime’s mercenaries as they were trying to penetrate the southeastern countryside of Idleb.

A field source was quoted by Damascus Based-al-Watan newspaper as saying: “ The Syrian army units killed yesterday 40 terrorists and wounded 80 others during fierce clashes with Turkish-backed terrorist groups affiliated to al-Nusra Front, Ajnad al-Qoqaz, and the National Liberation Front.”

The terrorist groups were directly ordered by the Turkish regime’s head Recep Tayyip Erdoğan [ before his meeting with the Russian President in Istanbul on Wednesday] to carry out an attack on the axis of Adlim, Samakeh , Mashamesh and Pers towns in the southeastern countryside of Idleb .

“Erdogan moved his tools [terrorists] to change the map of the areas which are under his control for his interest,” the source clarified.  

Basma Qaddour

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