Escalation in ''De-escalation Zone'' as Turkish reinforcements arrive in 

Within the intensifying military operations in the so-called ''De-escalation Zone'', Syrian Government Forces have launched, at dawn today, a rocket shelling on the areas of al-Fatira, Sfuhen, Flefil, Binine and Deir Sunbul in southern rural Idlib, as no information were obtainable so far, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the SOHR.    

Earlier, on Monday, a civilian was killed in the town of al-Barra, in the southern countryside of Idlib in shelling by Syrian Forces that targeted the area with more than 110 artillery and rocket missiles, of which at least 60 dropped on the town of al-Fatira.

In the same relation, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the SOHR, stated that Turkish Occupation Army has sent reinforcements into Syrian territories, where 30 vehicles loaded with military and logistic equipment entered via the border Kafr Lusine crossing point with Alexandretta, in northern Idlib, headed towards Turkish Occupation posts in the ''De-escalation Zone''.

According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the SOHR, since March 2020, at least 7470 vehicles of the Turkish Occupation Army were entered to Syrian territories, in addition to thousands of soldiers.

On this, number of lorries and military vehicles that arrived at the ''De-escalation Zone'' from February 2^nd, 2020, up to date, rises to more than 10805 ones, loaded with tanks, troop carriers, armoured vehicles and military radars. 

While two other military posts were set up by Turkish Occupation Forces in the village of Balyune in the Jabal al-Zawiye, in southern rural Idlib, to increase the number of posts in the ''De-escalation Zone'' to 17 ones'', of which the new one is just an eight km distance to the city of Kafr Nubul that is being controlled by Syrian Forces.

Setting up of such posts in rural Idlib and Hama, comes after evacuation by Turkish Forces of three military posts, were cordoned off by Syrian and Russian forces at the city of Morek and the two villages of Sher Maghar and Ma'ar Hitat, in northern rural Hama and southern Idlib, to the Jabal al-Zawiye region.

L.A.