Turkish occupation continues to withdraw from new points in "de-escalation" zone

In preparation for the complete withdrawal from the areas controlled by the Damascus government forces, the Turkish occupation army began to dismantle its military and logistical equipment from besieged points, to move to the areas it occupies in the so-called "de-escalation" area.

Turkish occupation continues to withdraw from new points in "de-escalation" zone
16 December, 2020   11:42
NEWS DESK

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that the Turkish occupation has removed vehicles from the two points of Tal Touqan in the countryside of Idlib, and Al-Eis in the southern countryside of Aleppo, in preparation for their evacuation along with the rest of the besieged points within the control areas of the Damascus government forces in the countryside of Aleppo, Idlib and Hama during the next few days.

The observatory said that the Turkish occupation continues to rapidly dismantle its military and logistical equipment from the besieged points, and is heading to the areas it occupies in the countryside of Aleppo and Idlib in the so-called "de-escalation" area.

The observatory suggested that the complete withdrawal and the handover of these points will be early next year, and this comes in completion of Turkish promises to Russia regarding the opening of the international road Aleppo-Latakia “M4”.

A few days ago, the Syrian Observatory had monitored the departure of a convoy of vehicles and trucks from the besieged Turkish base in the Surman village in the eastern Idlib countryside, heading to Idlib countryside, as part of the complete evacuation of the base.

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