​​​​​​​Patrol ended, Turkish soldiers toured Salam Alik village out their vehicles

​​​​​​​The joint patrol ended after wandering in the western, eastern and southern villages of Ad-Derbasiyah and Zarkan, and what is noteworthy in the patrol is that the Turkish occupation soldiers explored their surroundings for several minutes outside their armored vehicles in the village of Salam Alik, west of Ad-Darbasiyah district.

​​​​​​​Patrol ended, Turkish soldiers toured Salam Alik village out their vehicles
​​​​​​​Patrol ended, Turkish soldiers toured Salam Alik village out their vehicles
​​​​​​​Patrol ended, Turkish soldiers toured Salam Alik village out their vehicles
​​​​​​​Patrol ended, Turkish soldiers toured Salam Alik village out their vehicles
6 January, 2020   08:54
AL-HASAKAH

The joint patrols between the Russian military police and the Turkish occupation army are based on the Sochi Agreement on October 22, 2019, coinciding with the continuation of the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries with their attacks on the villages of Zarkan and Tal Tamr in NE, Syria.

The patrol, consisting of 4 Russian vehicles and 3 of the Turkish occupation, accompanied by two Russian helicopters, was launched from the village of Sherkah, 13 km west of the district of Ad-Derbasiyah.

The patrol toured the southern and eastern villages of the district, all the way to the village of Kesra in the district of Zarkan, to return to its starting in Sherkah village in Ad- Derbasiyah

According to ANHA's correspondent attached to the patrol, the patrol crossed each of the villages "Salam Alik, Karkand, Ateshan, Talek Kairouan and Dahar al-Arab ", all the way to the village of Kesra in the region of Zarkan.

What is noteworthy in this joint patrol is that the Turkish occupation soldiers explored their surroundings for several minutes outside their armored vehicles in the village of Salam Alik, west of Ad- Derbasiyah district.

The Russian joint patrol and Turkish occupation army ended, and the Turkish occupation army armored vehicles returned to Turkish territory from the village of Sherkah.

(T/S)

ANHA