Turkish regime’s mercenaries target a town and M4 road in Syria’s Raqqa

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RAQQA, (ST)_ The Turkish occupation forces and their terrorist mercenaries attacked on Tuesday Sida town and part of M4 road in the northwestern countryside of Raqqa province, according to local sources. 
 
The sources said the town of Sida, which is located 55km away from Raqqa city, and part of M4 road were targeted by heavy machine guns. 
 
The attacks left material damage and caused fear among passers by. 
 
Since that start of their aggression in October, 2019 and their occupation of many towns in Raqqa and Hasaka countrysides, the Turkish occupation forces used the occupied areas as a launchpad for their attacks on nearby safe areas. 
 
Basma Qaddour
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