The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries continue to steal Syrian wheat

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In a further crime against the Syrian people, the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries stole quantities of wheat from Al-Sharkrak silos and transferred them through brokers into the Turkish territories via Tal Abyad crossing in Raqqa northern countryside.

Local sources told SANA on Tuesday that the Turkish occupation forces and their mercenaries brought out 20 trucks carrying Syrian wheat from Al-Sharkrak silos in Ein Issa city in Raqqa countryside to the Turkish territories.

The occupation and its mercenaries in the areas under their control have imposed levies on farmers during wheat harvest days and forced them to ship their production to the Turkish territories with the help of Turkish-affiliated merchants and brokers.

 Hamda Mustafa

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