Turkish occupation forces carry out artillery strikes on a Syrian town

HASAKA, (ST)_The Turkish occupation forces have renewed their attack on Syrian territories on Hasaka province, according to the Syrian News Agency (SANA).

The agency reported today that Turkish artillery fire hit Tawelet al-Wekaa village in the northwestern countryside of Hasaka, causing material damages.

Since the start of its attack on Syrian territories on October,9, 2019, the Turkish regime’s forces and mercenaries have perpetrated criminal acts against civilians and destroyed infrastructures causing the displacement of huge number of residents towards the cities of Hasaka and Qameshli.

In the same context, local sources told SANA that an explosive device detonated inside the headquarters of the Turkish regime’s mercenaries in the south of Ras al-Ayn city, but no details were reported about the losses as the mercenaries imposed a security cordon on the scene.

Last Thursday, 4 Turkish soldiers were killed and 8 others wounded when a car bomb exploded in the Turkish-occupied Tal Halef town to the northwest of Hasaka.

Basma Qaddour

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