Turkish occupation, its mercenaries fire rockets and artillery shells on villages in Aleppo countryside

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The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries on Saturday renewed their attacks on several villages in Aleppo northern countryside.

Local sources told SANA that several rockets and artillery shells were fired by the Turkish occupation and the Turkish-backed terrorist groups targeting several areas in Aleppo countryside. The shells fell in 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.

The attacks caused damage to public and private properties and a state of panic among civilians who were obliged to stay in basements for hours.

 Since its occupation of Syrian territories, the Turkish regime, in cooperation with its mercenaries, has launched attacks on civilians and destroyed the infrastructure and service facilities, mainly the water and electricity networks.

Hamda Mustafa

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