HPG carries out a series of qualitative operations against Turkish occupation army

People's Defense Forces (HPG) carried out a qualitative operation with heavy weapons against the Turkish occupation army in the Metîna and Avaşîn areas of the legitimate defense zones.

HPG carries out a series of qualitative operations against Turkish occupation army
14 October, 2021   11:58
NEWS DESK

(HPG) Media Centre issued a statement, announcing that Guerilla carried out a qualitative operation against the Turkish occupation army, according to what was reported by Furat news agency.

The statement reads:

In the framework of the Khabur revolutionary resistance campaign in the Metîna region:

At exactly 11:30 on October 13th, our forces launched an attack with heavy weapons against the Turkish occupation soldiers in Girê Azad, inflicting painful blows on them without being able to document the number of dead and wounded occupation soldiers.

In the framework of the revolutionary campaign of the Zagros Hawks in the Avaşîn region:

At exactly 2:00 on October 13th, our forces launched an attack with heavy weapons against the Turkish occupation soldiers in Girê Suleiman, inflicting painful blows on them.

Between the hours of 7:10 and 9:55 on October 14th, the villages of Jarnbakha and Jamjo in the Zap region were subjected to heavy bombardment with heavy weapons by the Turkish occupation army.

Between the hours of 12:00 and 6:00 on October 13th, the village of Ston in the Avaşîn district and the Werxelê district in Zap was subjected to heavy bombardment with heavy weapons and warplanes.

Between 12:00 and 1:00 on the 13th of October, the vicinity of the Lulan River, Kandikula and Senin area in the Khakork region were subjected to heavy bombardment by warplanes of the Turkish occupation army.

And as for those who spy for the Turkish state

The statement pointed out that "there are people who spy for the Turkish state, and they document the whereabouts of our forces in the Metîna area, and on this basis we urge the people of the region not to get too close to the military bases of our forces, to be vigilant against these spies and not to allow them to communicate with civilians."

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ANHA