​​​​​​​HPG: 3 Turkish soldiers killed in Çemço

​​​​​​​The People's Defense Forces confirmed that 3 Turkish soldiers were killed in 2 operations, whereas the occupation army bombed the resistance trenches with prohibited bombs and 10 times with chemical weapons.

​​​​​​​HPG: 3 Turkish soldiers killed in Çemço
23 December, 2022   09:33
NEWS DESK

The Media Center of the People's Defense Forces (HPG) issued a statement about two operations carried out by Guerrilla fighters against the Turkish occupation army in the Çemço area, which resulted in the death of 3 soldiers the statement read:

"The Turkish occupation army bombed the resistance trenches of Guerrilla fighters in the Çemço region with prohibited bombs and chemical weapons at the same time bombed the resistance squares 16 times with warplanes and dozens of times with heavy weapons, tanks, cannons and mortars.

Here is the detailed information about the operations and attacks:

Within the framework of the revolutionary Zagros Hawks campaign in the Zap region:

" Our mobile units targeted the Turkish occupation soldiers near the Çemço area in the Shiladze district of Amadiyeh on December 22 at 13:40 with heavy weapons, and at 19:00 they carried out a sniper operation, which resulted in the killing of 3 occupation soldiers.

Turkish attacks with banned bombs and chemical weapons:

On December 22, in the vicinity of the Çemço area in the Shiladze district of Amadiyeh, the Turkish occupation army bombed the resistance trenches of Guerrilla fighters with bombs and ten times with chemical weapons.

Attacks of Turkish occupation army:

On December 22, warplanes of the Turkish occupation army bombed the fields of Çarçel Hill in Matina, Sneneh Square in Khakurk, and the resistance trenches of the Guerrilla fighters in the Çemço area in the Shiladze district of Amadiyeh 16 times.

On the same date, the Turkish occupation army bombed the resistance squares of the Guerrilla fighters in Hakkari Hill, FM Hill, and Çemço Square in the Shiladze district of Amadiyah and the vicinity of the village of Sida dozens of times with mortars, artillery and heavy weapons.

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