Syrian soldiers and residents prevent U.S. convoy from entering town in Hasaka

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HASAKA, (ST)_Syrian army soldiers and the residents of Kozleh town in Hasaka countryside have confronted a convoy belonging to US occupation forces as it was trying to enter the town.

According to local sources, seven military armored cars belonging to US occupation forces tried to enter Kozleh town, which is located in the western side of Tal Tamer town in the north of Hasaka, but the residents with the support of Syrian soldiers threw stones at the cars and prevented them from entering the town.

Two days ago, the residents of Rmilan al-Basha town in Rmilan region hurled stones  at US vehicles as they were passing through their town in order to express their rejection of US presence.   

Basma Qaddour

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