Turkish occupation, its mercenaries attack areas in Raqqa countryside

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The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries attacked the vicinity of the town of Ain Issa in Raqqa northern countryside as well as the international M4 highway.

Local sources told SANA that the Turkish occupation forces and Turkish-backed terrorist groups fired heavy artillery shells on the vicinity of Ain Issa town and on the Aleppo-Hasakah international M4 highway, causing damage to public and private properties as well as to agricultural lands.

 On Saturday, several rockets and artillery shells fired by the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries fell on the villages of Mayyasa, Burj Qas, Hersh Al-Malkiyeh, Shawargha, Mar’anaz, Abeen, Tanb and Al-Irshadyeh and in the vicinity of Al-Zeyadeh and Deir Jamal villages, north of Aleppo, causing damage to public and private properties.

Hamda Mustafa

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