US occupation brings out 110 military vehicles from one of its bases in Hasakah countryside to Iraqi territories

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The US occupation on Tuesday brought out 110 military vehicles from its base in Kharab Al-Geir airport in Hasakah countryside to the northern part of Iraq through Al-Walid illegal crossing.

A convoy of 70 vehicles this dawn left the Syrian territories to Iraq through Al-Walid crossing. The convoy was accompanied overhead by US helicopters, local sources in Al-Yaroubiya area told SANA.

The sources added that another convoy of 40 vehicles later left the same airbase to the Iraqi territories under the cover of the occupation helicopters. The US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) Militia closed all the roads leading to the airport, the sources pointed out.

On the sixth of this month, the US occupation brought out a convoy of 270 vehicles from Kharab Al-Geir military airport to the Iraqi territories.

 Hamda Mustafa

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