4 Turkish occupation soldiers killed in a qualitative operation in Heftanin

The fighters of the Free Women's Units - Star and the People's Defense Forces in Heftanin area carried out a qualitative operation in Heftanin, which resulted in the killing of four Turkish occupation soldiers.

4 Turkish occupation soldiers killed in a qualitative operation in Heftanin
19 June, 2021   09:57
NEWS DESK

The Media Center of the People's Defense Forces issued a statement about the operations carried out by fighters of the People's Defense Forces and the Free Women's Units - Star in Dûpişk Hill in Heftanin area in the legitimate defense zones, which resulted in the killing of four Turkish occupation soldiers, in addition to the destruction of tunnels for them.

Here is information about these operations:

Revolutionary Xabûr Resistance Campaign:

On the 17th of June, in Dûpişk Hill area of ​​Heftanin, our forces in the Free Women's Units - Star carried out an operation against the Turkish occupation army, where a trench for the occupation army's soldiers was targeted, as a result of which four soldiers were killed, and the trench was completely destroyed.

This operation carried out to commemorate Guerrilla Commander Zilan (Zainab Kanaji) on her anniversary.

On the 18th of June, at 10:30, drones flew over the war trenches and Werxelê area in Avaşîn, where our forces targeted and shot them down, and the area in which this aircraft fell was under the control of our forces.

The Turkish occupation army bombed Şêladizê town in Amêdiyê district and Çemço area with aircraft, artillery and mortars, where fire broke out in the area as a result of the bombardment.

The information about the bombardment is as follows:

On the 18th of June between 19:40 and 20:00, and on the 19th of June at 07:00, Zap area was bombarded by the police station on Çemço border with mortars and artillery, as a result of which fire broke out in the area which is still ongoing until now.

On the 19th of June at 05:20, aircrafts bombed Kuro Jehro area in Şêladizê town of Amêdiyê, in the result of which fire broke out in the area.

D.H