AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): Turkish regime on Thursday continued its aggression against villages of Nadas, Allouk and Hamid, east of Ras al-Ayn, Hasaka countryside.
SANA reporter said that five civilians were killed and nine were injured in Ras al-Ayn due to the Turkish aggression.
The reporter indicated that the Turkish regime launched an artillery offensive on Saida main oil station which is affiliated to Hasaka Rmailan oilfields on the Turkish borders as the station was burnt completely.
The Turkish aggression also targeted the village of Tal Arqam and Mazraet al-Shatea’a in the northeastern part of al-Malkiya city with warplanes and artillery, in addition to launching a rocket attack on Ayn Issa town in Raqqa northern countryside.
The reporter noted that the Turkish regime’s army started to remove the wall near Tal Halaf village, north of Ras al-Ayn, indicating that warplanes of the Turkish regime targeted the village of Tal Arqam in Ras al-Ayn.
The reporter indicated that there is information on a Turkish land incursion into villages of al-Yabisah, al-Munbateh, al-Haweiyeh and Beir Ashiq in Tal Abyad, Raqqa northern countryside.
Earlier, the reporter said that the allegations of the Turkish Defense Ministry on establishing control over sites and positions in Ras al-Ayn city in the Syrian al-Jazira region are baseless.
The reporter added that all news on targeting al-Qamishli International Airport are baseless.
The reporter indicated that families of the detainees gathered in front of Gwairan Prison in Hasaka demanding to release their sons, and QASAD (SDF) militias disperse them.
On Wednesday, eight civilians were martyred and 20 others were wounded in a Turkish aggression on Qamishli, Dibasyah and al-Mishrafah in Ras al-Ayn in Hasaka countryside which also targeted service facilities and infrastructure , such as dams and electricity and water plants.
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10 October 2019 - 12:19
News ID: 981671
Turkish regime on Thursday continued its aggression against villages of Nadas, Allouk and Hamid, east of Ras al-Ayn, Hasaka countryside.