20 energy facilities out of service over Turkish attacks

The Turkish occupation state renewed its bombing of infrastructure in region of NE Syria, on January 13, launching air strikes on 80 sites in different regions, most of them in the Jazera and Euphrates Cantons.

The aerial bombardment caused significant damage to the targeted sites, especially energy facilities, and put them completely out of service. The Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria has not yet revealed the extent of the damage and losses resulting from the Turkish bombing, but the video scenes of the bombing illustrate the extent of the destruction:

The Suwaydiya electricity generating facility was bombed on the evening of January 15

The Suwaydiya gas plant was bombed on the evening of January 15

11 oil sites, between wells and oil collection centers in the Odeh field, were bombed over a period of 3 days, starting on the evening of January 13.

The Tirbespiyê electricity substation was bombed on the evening of January 14

The electricity transfer station in Qamishlo was bombed on January 14

The Kobani electricity substation was bombed on January 14

Darbasiyah power substation was bombed on January 14

The Rumailan power substation was bombed on January 15

The Amuda electricity substation was bombed on January 14

The Ain Issa power substation was bombed on January 14. It is also out of service. However, no damage was observed due to the security conditions in its vicinity.

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ANHA