Turkish occupation and its mercenaries fire artillery shells on the vicinity of Ayn Issa town in Raqqa countryside

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The Turkish occupation forces and their mercenaries continue to target the vicinity of Ain Issa town in Raqqa.

Local sources told SANA on Sunday that the Turkish forces and their mercenaries positioned in Raqqa northern countryside fired artillery shells on the vicinity of the town of Ayn Issa, causing damage to the local’s properties and agricultural fields.

The sources indicated that over the past period, the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries have intensified attacks on these areas to displace the locals, seize their houses as well as agricultural crops and control the area as they did in many other areas in the countryside of Hasaka, Raqqa and Deir Ezzor.

On Thursday, the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries opened their artillery fire on the Aleppo-Hasakah international highway in Ayn Issa area. A civil car was burnt in the attack, but luckily there were no human casualties.

 Hamda Mustafa

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