US occupation forces bring out 21 trucks loaded with stolen wheat from Syria to Iraq

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The US occupation forces go ahead with stealing Syrian wheat from Al-Jazeera area as part of their ongoing aggression against the people of Syria.
 
Today, the US occupation brought out 21 trucks loaded with wheat from  the silos of Tal Alou village in the town of Yarubiyah in Hasaka eastern countryside, according to local sources. 
 
The sources said that  a convoy composed of 21 trucks loaded with wheat started to leave the silos of Tal Alo at 2:15 p.m. and headed towards the illegal Al-Waleed crossing.
 
Last Saturday, the US occupation forces stole a quantity of wheat from the  silos of Malkiyah through 42 trucks that headed towards northern Iraq.
 
Basma Qaddour
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