US occupation brings out military vehicles from its base in Syria’s Hasakah to Iraq’s north

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The US occupation forces have brought out a convoy of vehicles carrying military equipments and machineries from their base in Hasakah countryside to the Iraqi territories via Al-Walid illegal crossing.

Local sources in Al-Yaroubiya town, to the northeast of Hasakah, told SANA that 54 vehicles including tankers and trucks with military equipments an board left the Syrian territories this morning bound for Iraq.  

According to the sources, these machineries and equipment were likely damaged due to recent attacks in the light of the news circulated by various media sources that the US occupation bases in the Syrian Al-Jazira region were exposed to missile attacks during this month.

 Hamda Mustafa

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