Massacre of Suwaydiya workers.. When Planes killed them during  mealtime

On the night of October 23, the Turkish raids claimed the lives of 7 workers who were staying up late to secure heating fuel for the residents of the area. The time of the Turkish air attack on the station coincided with the workers' break time, as some of them were about to get some sleep, while others were preparing food to eat.

The warplanes surprised the workers while they were preparing food, and hit them with a barrage of highly explosive missiles. When ANHA correspondents arrived at the site of the massacre, the fires had destroyed parts of the station, while the other part was destroyed as a result of the bombing.

Ibrahim Khalil Al-Naif, one of the station guards describes what happened that night.

 "It was not seconds before the flames rose and the smoke reached the sky after the oil leaked onto the ground."

Ibrahim Al-Naif, 47, miraculously escaped death, as he recounts what he experienced at the moment of the attack: "I was taking a nap in the break room waiting for my night shift."

Al-Naif continues his narration of the events while standing in front of a room with demolished walls: "I was here in this room when the attack on the station began. The attack took place at 2:30 in the morning, and I was surprised by a loud sound and the collapse of part of the wall."

Al-Naif and his guards performed a heroic act that night, rushing to rescue all the wounded and pulling them out of the flames.

Ibrahim Al-Naif did not hesitate to help his friends at work, despite being wounded in the attack.

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ANHA