Terrorists Attack Grain Warehouse in Syria, Send Stolen Goods to Turkey

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Armed terrorists  attacked and robbed a grain warehouse in Northeastern Syria and then sent the stolen goods to Turkey,according to FNA.

The terrorists raided al-Moshirfa grain warehouse in Ain Eissa city in al-Raqa region in Northeastern Syria and fled into Turkey with a large quantity of stolen goods.

Meantime, the Syrian army has seized two ambulances with Turkish and French number plates. The vehicles which had entered Syria via the Turkish border were used for undercover operations of terrorist and rebel groups.

Terrorists have tried hard in the last few months to make Syrian cities unsafe, specially for citizens, but the army has purged them from most neighborhoods and districts, killed hundreds of them and arrested many more.

M.D

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