2 Turkish soldiers killed, bulldozer damaged in Medya Defense Areas

Two Turkish occupation soldiers were killed in the Medya Defense Areas, and the fighters of the Free Women's Units-Star managed to damage a bulldozer.

2 Turkish soldiers killed, bulldozer damaged in Medya Defense Areas
17 November, 2024   16:19
NEWS DESK

 The HPG Press Center issued a statement which read:

 "In Martyr Delil area west of Zap:

 On November 15, at 08:55, our forces targeted and destroyed a sniper searchlight in Amediya Hill.

 On November 16, at 15:20, the fighters of the Free Women's Units-Star targeted a bulldozer that was trying to pave the road with heavy weapons in the resistance square of Amediya Hill, which resulted in its damage.

 On November 16, at 10:10, the fighters of the Free Women's Units-Star carried out a sniper operation Against the occupation soldiers in the resistance square of Bahar Hill, resulting in the death of one occupation soldier.

 On November 16, at 13:30, our forces tightened control over the occupation soldiers by targeting them with sniper fire in the resistance square of Bahar Hill, resulting in the death of one occupation soldier who was an officer in the occupying group.

 In Metina area:

 On November 15, at 23:56, our forces targeted an attack helicopter in the resistance square of Derkal.

 Turkish occupation army attacks with prohibited weapons:

 On November 15 and 16, the war tunnels in the resistance square of FM Hill in the Martyr Dalil area west of Zap were bombed twice with prohibited weapons.

On November 14, 15 and 16, warplanes bombed the resistance squares of Khanira Gur, Qala, Barbazan, and Sanin in the Khakurk region 8 times, the squares of Sepindar, Karkaş, and Dashta Kavaya in the Gari region 9 times, the resistance square of the Metina region once, and the resistance square of Bahar Hill in the Martyr Zilil region west of Zap once, a total of 19 times.

 On November 15, Turkish attack helicopters bombed the resistance squares in Beşili, Seri Metina, Kolca, and Derkal in the Metina region 18 times.

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ANHA