Armored vehicle, military car of Turkish occupation destroyed 

The Media Center of the Syrian Democratic Forces revealed the results of the Turkish occupation's attacks on areas of North and East Syria over the past 24 hours.

According to the statement, "Yesterday, Wednesday, the Turkish warplanes carried out a series of airstrikes on the vicinity of the Tishrin Dam, targeting the workers' housing near the dam, as well as the village of 'Qishla' in its vicinity. Simultaneously, the occupation forces and their mercenaries shelled areas around the dam with heavy weapons, starting the shelling on Tuesday night and continuing until yesterday, causing material damage. Under the cover of aerial and artillery bombardment, the occupation's mercenaries launched an attack on one of our positions, which was repelled by our fighters. Intense clashes broke out, during which several mercenaries were killed and injured. Additionally, the martyr Harun units, which participated in responding to the attack, destroyed an armored vehicle of the 'BMB' type, and also damaged another military vehicle, a 'Toyota.'"

On the Qereqozaqê Front, the Turkish warplanes carried out several airstrikes on the villages of 'Ghasaq' and 'Al-Tina,' causing damage to civilian properties. Meanwhile, the villages of 'Al-Tina, Jada, Bir Hasso, Ghasaq, Dikan, Malha, and Al-San'a,' as well as the hills of 'Sifi' and 'Qereqozaqê,' were shelled with heavy artillery, rocket launchers, tanks, and mortars, indiscriminately. More than 120 shells were fired, causing significant material damage to homes and properties of the locals.

In the afternoon hours of yesterday, under the cover of artillery and air bombardment, the occupation's mercenaries launched an attack on one of our positions. However, our fighters thwarted the attack, and intense clashes ensued, resulting in several mercenaries being killed and injured, with the rest fleeing.

Meanwhile, the skies of Deir Hafer and its countryside witnessed heavy drone activity by the Turkish occupation forces throughout the day yesterday.

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ANHA