US occupation brings out military vehicles and trucks from Syria to the north of Iraq

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The US occupation forces in Syria on Saturday brought out a convoy of 36 trucks and armored vehicles to the north of Iraq via Al-Walid illegal crossing in Hasaka countryside.

 Local sources in Al-Sweidiya village in the countryside of Al-Ya’rubiya area told SANA that 36 trucks and armored vehicles affiliated to the US occupation forces left the Kharab Al-Jeir airbase in Hasakah countryside bound to the Iraqi northern territories via Al-Walid illegal crossing.

Last Wednesday, the US occupation brought out 20 trucks carrying stolen Syrian wheat to the Iraqi territories via the same crossing as part of its crime of looting Syria’s resources.

 Hamda Mustafa

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