The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries attack Ain Issa town, north of Raqqa

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On November 29th , the Turkish occupation forces and their mercenaries from terrorist organizations escalated their artillery and rocket attacks against the safe areas in Ain Issa town, 70kms north Raqqa city.

These attacks led to the displacement of hundreds of families from their homes and areas towards the neighboring safe areas.

Local sources said that that the aggression that began on November 28th is still continuing .This has led to civilian casualties, including children and women, in several areas in and around Ain Issa.

The Turkey-backed terrorist groups attacked the Camp of Ain Issa and the villages of Sida,Kor Hassan and Qazali, west of the town of Tal Abyad, 100kms northern Raqqa.

The Turkish occupation forces and their terrorist mercenaries continue their attacks on civilians in the countryside of Raqqa.

O. al-Mohammad

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