​​​​​​​Guerrilla forces carry out operation with heavy weapons … killing 2 Turkish occupation soldiers

An operation carried out by the mobile Guerrilla teams with heavy weapons, in the Jamjo area, located in the legitimate defense zones, resulted in the killing of two soldiers of the Turkish occupation army.

​​​​​​​Guerrilla forces carry out operation with heavy weapons … killing 2 Turkish occupation soldiers
1 January, 2023   12:02
NEWS DESK

On Sunday, the Media Center of the People's Defense Forces (HPG) issued a written statement revealing the killing of two soldiers of the Turkish occupation army during an operation carried out by the Guerrilla forces, and the Turkish occupation army's bombing of the Guerrilla fortifications with chemical weapons once, banned bombs once, and dozens of bombs, tanks and heavy weapons.

The details of the operation carried out by the Guerrilla forces and the attacks launched by the Turkish occupation army, according to the statement, are as follows:

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

On the 31st of last December, between 08:40 and 10:30, our forces in the mobile Guerrilla squads targeted the soldiers of the Turkish occupation army who were near the Jamjo area of the Shiladzi district in Amadiya with heavy weapons twice in a row, which resulted in the death of two soldiers of the occupation army.

The attacks launched by the Turkish occupation army with chemical weapons and banned bombs:

On the 31st of last December, the Guerrilla fortifications located near the Jamjo area of the Shiladzi district in Amadiya were bombed with banned bombs once and with chemical weapons once.

Attacks launched by the Turkish occupation army with mortars’ missiles and heavy weapons:

On the 29th and 31st of last December, the Girê Hakkari resistance area of Amadiya district, the Jamjo area of the Shiladzi district, and the Guerilla fortifications located near the village of Sayda were bombed dozens of times with opis, tanks, and heavy weapons.

T/ Satt.

ANHA