Turkish regime admits the death of two of its soldiers while supporting terrorist organizations in Idlib

International

Ankara, (ST) – The Turkish Ministry of Defense acknowledged the killing of two of its soldiers and the injury of several others while supporting terrorist organizations and providing them with coverage in Idlib countryside.
The terrorist organizations in Idlib receive direct support from the Turkish regime that provides them with weapons and information to carry out attacks on safe villages and towns.  

The ministry said in a statement that “two of its soldiers were killed and 6 others were wounded in Idlib province.”

Yesterday, Syrian Arab Army units shot down two drones belonging to the Turkish regime forces in the vicinity of Saraqib and east of Khan Al-Sabil town in the southeastern countryside of Idlib.

Raghda Sawas

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