Regime bombs "de-escalation", Turkey sends more troops to occupied points

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that the regime forces re-escalated their ground shelling on the remaining of the so-called "de-escalation" area, after hours of relative calm.

Regime forces targeted more than 65 rocket-propelled grenades in the towns of Maaret Harma and Ma'arzita in the southern countryside of Idlib, and regime forces stationed at Shughidla dam shelled the town of Al-Eis, where there is a Turkish point in the southern countryside of Idlib, without reports of casualties so far.

There was a cautious calm throughout the area called "de-escalation" from Thursday night till this morning, including rocket-propelled grenades fired by the regime forces after midnight on areas in the axis of Kebaneh in the northern countryside of Latakia and the villages of Hawija, Ghazal Square and Sarmaniya in the Ghab plain of the northwestern Hama countryside.

In another context, the Turkish occupation state continues to send military reinforcements to the points it occupies in "de-escalation." The observatory said that a large convoy of 20 armored vehicles and a car carrying military and logistical reinforcements and Turkish soldiers, entered the Syrian territory on Friday morning through the Kafr Lusin border crossing North of the city of Idlib, and turn towards the points it occupies.

On October 1, the occupation army sent new reinforcements that entered the area of ​​Khirbet Al-Joz, west of Idlib.

HTS mercenaries (formerly Jabhat al-Nusra, which is on the international terrorism list) control more than 90% of Idlib province, and there are Turkish observation posts where HTS mercenaries are present.