6 Turkish occupation soldiers killed by HPG in Colemêrg

Media Center of the People's Defense Forces said that the operation came in retaliation for six Guerilla fighters who were martyred with chemical weapons launched by the Turkish occupation army.

The statement issued by the HPG reads:

In the framework of the revolutionary campaign of the Zagros Hawks, at 08:40 on September 15 in Semdinli district in Colemêrg, a vehicle of the Turkish occupation army with a Reo vehicle left the Shekftan police station and was heading towards the village of Katuna, and was the target of a raid operation carried out by the Free Women’s Units Star ( YJA Star), which is affiliated with us, and the operation resulted in the destruction of the vehicle, the killing of 6 soldiers who were inside it and the injury of 2 others, and the Turkish occupation army evacuated the dead and wounded by ambulance and a helicopter after the operation

This successful operation, which was carried out by the Y-JA Star units, was carried out in retaliation for six of our comrades who were martyred with chemical weapons in Gry Sur in a brutal attack carried out by the Turkish occupation army.

In the Avashin district, in the resistance yard, Weirkhale

On September 15, at approximately 20:40, the Turkish occupation army bombed a resistance square and threw explosives at it.

On September 15, between 21:40 and 21:45, the warplanes bombed the Konishka and Karker squares in the Zap region.

On September 15, between 22:30 and 00:30, helicopters flew over the yards of Merfanos, Tabora Arban, Girê Spî, Girê Suleiman in the Afashin area, and the areas of Girê Al-Shahid Retaqat, Kartal and Stouni were bombed by attack warplanes.

On September 15, between 12:30 and 17:30 and on September 16 at 8:00 in the morning in the Kani Massi district in the Amediya region, the villages of Dashish, Kisti, Hiroor, Sirari, and the Qala Qamri area witnessed artillery shelling with mortar shells, which caused shelling The Turkish occupation caused material damage to the gardens and orchards of our people.

T/S

ANHA