​​​​​​​HPG: Turkish occupation bombs resistance squares in Başûr 16 times with chemical weapons- updated

The Peoples Defense Forces, the HPG, confirmed that the Turkish occupation bombed the resistance squares 16 times with chemical weapons and explosives, 23 times with warplanes, 6 times with helicopters, and dozens of times with heavy weapons such as Obis and mortar shells.

​​​​​​​HPG: Turkish occupation bombs resistance squares in Başûr 16 times with chemical weapons- updated
12 July, 2022   11:06
Newsdesk

 The Media Center of the People's Defense Forces (HPG) said, in a written statement published today, Tuesday, that the operations of the HPG's Guerilla Freedom of Kurdistan in the spirit of the July 14 resistance continue.

 It revealed the killing of 3 soldiers of the Turkish occupation in the operations of the mobile squads of the Guerilla forces, which also resulted in the damage of two drones of the occupation.

 In its statement, the media center confirmed that the Turkish occupation bombed the resistance zones in the Medya's legitimate defense areas in Başûr (Southern Kurdistan), 16 times with chemical weapons and explosives, 23 times with warplanes, 6 times with helicopters, and dozens of times with Ubis and mortar shells.

 Details of operations and attacks are as follows:

 In the context of the revolutionary campaign of the Zagros Hawks in the Zap region:

 On the 11th of July, at 05:30, our forces damaged two drones (two drones)  over the Zap area.

 In the context of the revolutionary campaign of Martyr Savas Marash in the Battle of Khabur:

 On the 11th of July, at 17:30, our mobile teams in the Free Women's Units - Star carried out a sniper operation against the Turkish occupation soldiers in the resistance area in Girê Judi.  The operation targeted a military tent and resulted in the killing of two Turkish soldiers who were inside.

 A sniper operation carried out by our forces against the Turkish occupation army in the resistance area in Girê Amideh around 05:00 on the 12th of July resulted in the killing of a Turkish soldier.

A

ANHA