HRE reveals 6 -months resistance outcome against occupation

Afrin Liberation Forces, the HRE, revealed that 67 military operations were carried out against the Turkish occupation soldiers and its mercenaries in the occupied Syrian areas, which resulted in the killing of dozens of elements of the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries.

HRE reveals 6 -months resistance outcome against occupation
5 July, 2021   07:13
NEWS DESK

Today, the Afrin Liberation Forces issued a statement in which it revealed the outcome of the military operations it carried out against the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries who occupy large parts of the Syrian territory.

The forces said that their fighters carried out 67 military operations, during which they were able to kill one commander, and 31 soldiers of the Turkish occupation army, in addition to 27 other injuries. .

The forces also talked about being able to kill two Turkish intelligence agents, injuring two others, and one collaborator with the Turkish occupation.

The Afrin Liberation Forces indicated that they had killed 79 mercenaries, including two commanders, and wounded 83 other mercenaries affiliated to Turkey.

In the context of the statement, it added: "also, 19 military vehicles, two motorcycles, two armored vehicles, 4 Dushka machine guns with vehicles, a day and night sights, a wireless monitoring device, a mercenary factory and 4 military bases for mercenaries were also destroyed, and two vehicles were all damaged."

The forces stated that their fighters had seized a quantity of weapons and military equipment during the operations they carried out.

In its statement, the Afrin Liberation Forces also mentioned the on-going Turkish bombardment of the area, saying that it had caused the martyrdom of 8 civilians, including 4 children, and injured 11 others.

It noted that during the past period, mercenary gangs had carried out three ground attacks on the region.

At the end, it was revealed that five of the HRE combatants were martyred as a result of Turkish attacks on the area.

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ANHA