Turkish occupation’s mercenaries shell citizens’ houses north of Raqqa, causing damage and displacing several families

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Mercenaries of the Turkish occupation on Wednesday renewed their artillery shelling on residential neighborhoods in the vicinity of Ein Issa town and the vicinity of the International Highway M4, north of Raqqa, local sources told SANA.

The sources clarified that the shelling caused damage to the houses and properties of the citizens and led to the displacement of several families that sought resort in areas under the state’s control in the south of Raqqa.

On Tuesday, the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation shelled residential areas in the village of Al-Mu’allaq and Saida in addition to the vicinity of M4 Highway, north of Raqqa.

 Hamda Mustafa

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