Turkey sends new shipment of weapons and equipment to terrorists in Idleb

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Damascus – As part of its continuing support for terrorist organizations in Syria, the Turkish regime led by Recep Tayyip Erdogan has sent a new shipment of weapons, ammo, and equipment to Jabhat al-Nusra terrorists in Idleb, SANA reported.

Reuters quoted sources close to terrorist organizations in Syria as saying that the Turkish regime has sent new weapons supplies to the terrorists in an attempt to halt their recurring defeats in Hama and Idleb.

The sources said that during the past two days, a Turkish military convoy delivered a shipment containing tens of armored vehicles, Grad launchers, and TOW anti-tank guided missiles to terrorists near al-Zawiya mountain in Idleb countryside.

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