8 soldiers killed , wounded amid continued Turkish attacks with chemical weapons

 The People's Defense Forces (HPG) confirmed the killing and wounding of 8 soldiers of the Turkish occupation army, during a series of specific operations it carried out, noting that the Turkish occupation bombed the resistance areas 17 times with prohibited bombs and chemical weapons.

 8 soldiers killed , wounded amid continued Turkish attacks with chemical weapons
21 October, 2022   10:28
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Today, the Media Center of the People's Defense Forces (HPG) issued a statement to the public, confirming that the Guerilla forces had carried out a series of qualitative operations against the Turkish occupation army, which resulted in the killing of 5 soldiers and the wounding of 3 others. It stated:

 In the context of the revolutionary phase of the resistance of the Zagros hawks in the Zap region:

 On October 20, at 03:00, our mobile teams dealt strong blows to the Turkish occupation army who were present around hill of Martyr Arin, in the Jamjo resistance area.

 On the same date, at 07:30, our mobile teams carried out a qualitative operation against the Turkish occupation army in the resistance area in the Saja region with heavy weapons, during which they were able to deal strong blows to the enemy.

 On October 20, at 08:00, the Turkish occupation army wanted to install a surveillance camera system around the war sites in the Martyr Flat Square of the resistance area in Saida.

 On the same date, our mobile teams dealt strong blows to the Turkish occupation army in the resistance area in Jamjo, 3 times with heavy weapons, and the successful operation of our forces led to the killing of 4 soldiers of the Turkish occupation and the injury of another soldier.

 * Within the framework of the revolutionary phase of the Zagros Hawks in the Xwakurk region:

 On October 20, at 13:30, our mobile teams of the Free Women’s Units - Star carried out a qualitative operation against the Turkish occupation army stationed in Resistance Square, at the hill of Martyr Açîn, located in the Xwakurk area, with heavy weapons. The operation resulted in the destruction of a military site and a radar system, completely.

 * In the context of the revolutionary phase of the Khabur Epic of the martyr Savas Marash:

 On November 20, at 08:30, our mobile teams of the Free Women's Units - Star dealt heavy blows to the Turkish occupation army in the resistance square in Judi Hill, with heavy weapons, and two Turkish soldiers were injured as a result.

 On the same date, at 17:30, our mobile teams carried out a qualitative operation at Judi Hill, and the operation resulted in the destruction of a military tent for Turkish soldiers.

 * Attacks of the Turkish occupation army with banned bombs and chemical weapons:

 On October 20, the Turkish occupation army bombed the war trenches in Shahid Flat in the Resistance area in the Saida region 5 times with prohibited bombs and 5 times with chemical weapons.

 On the same date, the trenches of war in Martyr Younis Square located in the Resistance Square in the Tel Judi area, the trenches of war in the Martyr Khorsi Square located in the Resistance Square in the Saga region, as well as the trenches of war in the Martyr Agid Square located in the Resistance Square in the Saga region, and the trenches of war in the Saga Square the martyr Bahoz in the Resistance Square in the Jamjo area, was bombed 7 times with banned bombs and chemical weapons by the Turkish occupation army.

 * Attacks of the Turkish occupation army:

 On October 20, the resistance area in Jamjo was bombed dozens of times by tanks.

 On the same date, the Turkish occupation’s rallies circled over the Resistance Square in the Saga area, FM hill, Judi hill, and Amide hill.

 On October 20, the Turkish occupation army built a road in the two resistance squares, at FM hill and Hakkari hill.

 On October 20, the Turkish occupation army attempted to destroy the trenches of war in the resistance square in the Karkar area by means of vehicles and bulldozers.

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