Turkish occupation brings in military reinforcement to Abu Rasin area in Hasaka northern countryside

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Hasaka, (ST)– the Turkish regime continued its aggressive policies against the Syrian territories as it brought in additional military reinforcement to Abu Rasin area in Hasaka northern countryside in a flagrant violation of international law.

SANA reporter quoted local sources as saying that the Turkish occupation forces  brought in 4 military vehicles, equipped with machine-guns to the villages of Dawodyah and Anyq al-Hawa in Abu Rasin area in Hasaka northern countryside.

 

The sources pointed out that most of the Turkish military reinforcement which enter the Syrian territories have been distributed among the mercenaries of the terrorist organizations affiliated to the Turkish regime in order to continue their criminal practices against the locals at the areas under the terrorists control, and to attack the neighboring safe areas.

 

Haifaa Mafalani

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