Occupation army sends mercenaries from occupied Afrin to Aleppo fronts

The Turkish occupation army sent dozens of its mercenary gangs from the city of Afrin towards the countryside of Aleppo and Libya.

Occupation army sends mercenaries from occupied Afrin to Aleppo fronts
4 February, 2020   08:39
AFRIN – JAFAR JAFO

The Turkish move comes in light of the intensifications of the attacks by the regime forces, backed by Russian air cover and Iranian ground support against mercenaries on the Idlib and Aleppo fronts.

Turkey is trying to expand fronts against the regime in order to alleviate mercenaries in Idlib, and mercenary groups affiliated with Turkey have launched attacks on al-Shahba and on areas controlled by regime forces in the south of al-Bab area, in addition to news of mercenary reinforcements in the western countryside of Aleppo.

According to reliable sources from inside Afrin, the Turkish occupation army sent dozens of mercenaries from the villages and center of Afrin to its occupied areas in Aleppo countryside and to Libya.

The group of the so-called (Ahl al-Sham Congregation), Nur al-Din Zanki, from Janders region went to Libya and the so-called (Samar Qand battalion), Abu Dahham, towards areas experiencing conflict in Aleppo countryside.

In the same context, sources confirmed that the Turkish occupation army removed its flags from all its military centers and headquarters and pictures of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan from all villages and center of Afrin.

The Turkish occupation state raised its flags and pictures of Erdogan on public buildings and squares at the beginning of the occupation of the canton in March 2018.

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ANHA