The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries attack villages in Hasakeh countryside

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Al-Hasakeh (ST): The Turkish occupation forces and its terrorist mercenaries renewed their attacks on villages and towns in the vicinity of their deployment areas, as they attacked this morning a number of villages on the Abu Rasin axis, east of the occupied city of Ras al-Ain in the northwestern countryside of Hasakeh. 

Local sources said  that the Turkish occupation mercenaries targeted with a number of artillery shells houses in the villages of Umm Harmala and Dad Abdal on the Abu Rasin axis, east of Ras al-Ain in Hasakeh countryside, which led to material damage.

The Turkish occupation forces and its terrorist mercenaries repeatedly target areas and villages in the northern countryside of Aleppo with missiles and rockets, which leads to casualties and injuries among the residents and damage to public and private properties.

K.Q.

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