110 villages, towns and vital sites targeted by Turkish bombing during 48 hours

Since October 4, the Turkish occupation state has intensified its attacks, using drones and warplanes, on the regions of NE Syria, targeting vital service facilities, including hospitals, water and electricity stations, hospitals, and oil sites.

The number of these vital service sites and villages in NE Syria, according to what ANHA agency monitored during the second day of attacks on the region and until the moment this news was prepared, reached more than 70 sites and villages.

Qamishlo District

* The Turkish occupation army targeted the vital Al Suwaydiya facility which supplies the Al-Jazera region with electrical energy, 18 km from the town of Rmelan in Qamishlo canton.

* Late Thursday night, the Turkish occupation army bombed the Covid Hospital in the village of Gir Fara in the city of Derik in the Al-Jazera region, and completely destroyed it.

* A Turkish occupation state warplane bombed an oil refinery near the Suwaydiya facility in the Girke Leki district.

* A Turkish occupation army drone bombed the main power station in the Tirbespiyê located in the eastern side of the district, causing it to be out of service.

* The Turkish occupation army bombed for the second time the Qamishlo power station located on the northern part of the city.

* The Turkish occupation army targeted the Khana Sari water station in the city of Derik in Qamishlo canton.

* The Turkish occupation state’s drones bombed the village of Mirka Mira in the countryside of Derik district.

* Turkish occupation drones bombed the village of Karziro in the countryside of Derik district.

* Turkish occupation drones bombed grain silos in the eastern countryside of Amuda district.

* The Turkish occupation army targeted the vicinity of Tal Jahan village in the northwestern countryside of Tirbespiyê district with artillery shells.

Hasaka District

* The Turkish occupation army bombed the village of Um Al-Kif, located west of the Tal Tamr district in Hasaka canton.

* The Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries targeted the village of Um al-Khair in the western countryside of Tal Tamr district in Hasaka canton with heavy artillery.

* The Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries targeted the center of Razkan district, and the villages of Rabi’at, Tal al-Ward, Bubi, al-Asadiya, al-Raba’at, Khirbet Sha’ir, and Dada Abdal, in the southern countryside of Zarghan district, with heavy artillery and fragmentation shells.

Afrin and Al-Shahba

* A Turkish occupation army drone targeted a Damascus government forces point 4 times in the area between the villages of Aqiba and Soganka in the Sherawa district of the occupied Afrin canton, resulting in the injury of a Damascus soldier.

* A Turkish occupation army drone bombed the village of Shawargha in the Shara district of the occupied Afrin canton.

* The Turkish occupation army targeted with rocket shells a second point of the Damascus government forces in the village of Soganka, wounding two members of the forces.

* The Turkish occupation army bombed the villages of Maranaz, Al-Malikiyah, Shawargha, Tal Marash, and Kafr Atoun, in the Shara of occupied Afrin.

* The Turkish occupation army bombed the villages of Binah, Soghankeh, Aqiba, Mayasa, Kilouta, and Derjmil in the Sherawa district of occupied Afrin. The bombing also targeted the vicinity of Tal Rifaat district, Menagh military airport, and the villages of Bayloniya and Ain Daqna in the Al-Shahba region.

Euphrates region

* The Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries targeted villages in the eastern and western countryside of Ain Issa district of the occupied Girê Spi in the Euphrates region. The bombing focused on the village of Fatsa and the vicinity of Al-Saqr rest house in the western countryside.

* Turkish occupation state warplanes bombed the Covid Hospital, the Kobani Forest, the Kanya Kurdan neighborhood, and the cement factory in the city of Kobani.

* The Turkish occupation army bombed the center of Ain Issa district, in addition to the villages of Hoshan, Al-Khalidiya, Mushayrifa, and the M4 international road with heavy weapons.

*The Turkish occupation army bombed Ahmed Munir’s farm and a point for Damascus government forces in the village of Zur Maghar, west of the city of Kobani.

* The Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries targeted the villages of the northern and northwestern countryside of the city of Manbij along the line opposite the occupied areas of Jarabulus.

* The Turkish occupation army bombed the villages of Debs, Safawiyah, Fatsa, the water tank of the village of Fatsa, Mughalat, Bir Kanno, Hurriyah, the silos of Qaz Ali, Zenobia, Saulki, Lava Company, Debs, Hoshan, Khalidiya, Jdeideh, and the entrance to the city of Mushayrifa, in the countryside of Issa. Western and eastern, and the villages of Goran and Jishan, and the village of Tal Shair in the western countryside of Kobani was bombed.

Syrian Democratic Forces respond to the attacks

* As part of the Syrian Democratic Forces’ response to the attacks of the Turkish occupation state on NE Syria, the forces carried out two military operations against the occupation forces, which resulted in the killing of five occupation soldiers and the injury of dozens.

* Earlier at midnight last night, the Syrian Democratic Forces announced the implementation of a series of operations targeting the Turkish occupation bases in the countryside of Ain Issa and Serê Kaniyê, resulting in the killing of many soldiers of the occupation army. Details of the operations will be published later, according to a statement by the SDF Media Center.

On the first day of the attack on NE Syria, the Turkish occupation state bombed more than 40 vital sites, villages and towns in NE Syria, including electricity conversion stations, 7 oil sites, two water and gas conversion stations, and the Çil Agha Dam, resulting in the death of 6 citizens and the injury of 6 citizens. 12 others, 6 members of the Internal Security Forces were martyred, and two others were wounded.

The attacks resulted in the martyrdom of 15 people, including civilians and members of the Internal Security Forces and the Syrian Democratic Forces.

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ANHA