After a 45-day stop, civilian flights on M4 resumed

Today, civilian flights have been resumed on the international road, after stopping for nearly a month and a half after the Autonomous Administration's decision to impose a complete curfew on its areas and prevent movement between its areas.

14 September, 2020 08:07

Ain Issa

The Public Relations Office of the Syrian Democratic Forces, in coordination with the Russian forces in the region, began to operate flights on the international road after stopping for nearly 45 days.

The first flight, which included civilian cars and cargo transportation, took off today at 10:00 in the morning.

Since the opening of the international road for civilian flights on the 25th of May of this year, two flights from Ain Issa, corresponding to two flights from Tal Tamr, are operating on a daily basis, except on Friday.

Of note, these trips are accompanied by Russian forces to ensure that the convoys are not attacked by the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries, who are stationed along the international road linking Tal Tamr and Ain Issa, after their recent aggression on the regions of northern and eastern Syria and their occupation of the cities of Serêkaniyê and Girê Spi.