Turkish regime forces shoot 2 people, prevent towns’ residents from returning to their homes in north Syria

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HASAKA,(ST)_ The countryside of the border Ras Al-Ayn city has witnessed popular protests against the practices of the Turkish regime’s forces and their mercenaries towards the towns’ residents.

The Turkish regime and their mercenaries prevented the residents of Tal Halef town from returning to their homes which are being looted, according to local sources.

The sources asserted that 2 people were wounded when the Turkish occupation forces opened fire at the residents of al-Msharfeh town.

This town is occupied by the Turkish regime and it is located to the south of Ras Al-Ayn city.

On October 18, At least 8 civilians were martyred and 25 others wounded in the Turkish regime’s strike on Ras Al-Ayn city.  

Basma Qaddour

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