Bakeries in occupied Suluk go on strike after mercenaries raised price of fuel

Local sources from the occupied Girê Spî canton reported that the bakeries of the town of Suluk were on strike, after the mercenaries raised the price of fuel by 240 thousand Syrian pounds per barrel from the previous price.

Bakeries in occupied Suluk go on strike after mercenaries raised price of fuel
26 June, 2021   16:52
AIN ISSA

According to the source, the town's bakeries announced the strike today after the so-called "Abu Ali", the economic official of the Levant Front mercenaries, monopolized the fuel that reaches the town from the "Tuffaha Saleha" village crossing and sold it at high prices.

The source pointed out that the price reached 400,000 Syrian pounds after it was monopolized by the Levant Front, noting that it was sold at 160,000 Syrian pounds.

The source confirmed that there was great resentment among the townspeople over the mercenaries' actions, which led to the bakeries stopping working.

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