US occupation forces bring in artillery shells and shoulder-fired missiles to their illegal bases in Syria

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HASAKAH, (ST)_US occupation forces transported on Wednesday artillery shells and shoulder-fired missiles to their illegal base in Al-Shaddadi area in the southern countryside of Hasakah in Syria.

According to local source, the artillery shells and shoulder-fired missiles were transported by two US military helicopters.

This step comes within the framework of the US occupation forces’ plan to reinforce their illegal bases in Syria and to guarantee the continuity of their support for their terrorist tools.

Yesterday, the US occupation forces brought in 40 trucks loaded with 20 military armored vehicles and logistics material to the illegal US base in Rmilan area in the eastern countryside of Hasakah.

Basma Qaddour  

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