Turkish occupation, its mercenaries fire artillery shells against residential areas in Ein Issa town in Raqqa countryside

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RAQQA, (ST)- The Turkish occupation and its affiliated terrorists and mercenaries attacked Ein Issa town in Raqqa northern countryside with artillery shells, causing material damage to the targeted sites.

According to local sources, a state of panic prevailed among civilians in the villages and towns adjacent to the areas where terrorist groups have positions near the borders with Turkey because of the repeated violent artillery and rocket shelling against residential areas, farmlands, cars and agricultural machinery.

The Turkish occupation forces and their mercenaries continue with their attacks against civilian, infrastructure as well as public and private properties. They also keep carrying out raids and kidnapping campaigns in the areas they control within the framework of the Turkish regime’s schemes to pressure the locals, displace them and seize their properties and agricultural fields.

 Hamda Mustafa

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