US occupation brings in more military equipment and logistic materials to reinforce its illegal bases in Syria

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The US occupation forces on Sunday brought in a convoy of 23 vehicles coming from Iraq and carrying weapons as well as military equipment and logistic materials to their illegal bases in Hasakah countryside via Al-Walid illegal crossing, local sources told SANA reporter on Sunday.

The move is one of the US occupation’s violations of Syria’s sovereignty.

The occupation forces repeatedly bring in convoys of trucks, military vehicles and tankers carrying weapons and military and logistic equipment to their illegal bases in Hasakah in order to reinforce their presence in the Syrian Al-Jazira region with the aim of stealing more Syrian resources with the help of the US-backed SDF militia and other armed groups positioned in this area.

 Hamda Mustafa

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