After Maar Hatat, Turkish occupation withdraws its checkpoint west of Aleppo

The Turkish occupation forces began to withdraw from the "Maar Hatat" point, south of Idlib, while media outlets reported that the occupation began to withdraw from the third so-called point in the western countryside of Aleppo.

After Maar Hatat, Turkish occupation withdraws its checkpoint west of Aleppo
8 November, 2020   14:02
NEWS DESK

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said that the Turkish occupation forces began to withdraw from the “Maar Hatat” point on the Aleppo-Damascus International Road, south of Idlib, after dismantling their equipment and packing their luggage since yesterday, as occupation vehicles were seen gradually leaving the point this morning.

After that, the Syrian Observatory said that the Turkish occupation forces had set up a military post for them in the village of Deir Sunbul, south of Idlib.

In a related context, Russia Today reported that the Turkish occupation decided to evacuate the "Qubtan Al-Jabal" point in the western countryside of Aleppo, known as Point 3, as it began to dismantle it.

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