Turkish occupation sets fire to fields... 800 dunams burned
Agricultural crops were burned on an area of more than 800 dunams of agricultural land in Jazera Canton, as a result of Turkish occupation soldiers setting fire to agricultural crops within Syrian territory adjacent to its posts spread on the border.
Turkish occupation army soldiers stationed on the border, yesterday evening and this morning, set fire to agricultural lands opposite the villages of Kharab Kort in the northwestern Qamishlo countryside, and Doda in the Amuda countryside in Jazera Canton in NE Syria.
The fires ignited by the occupation soldiers extended to a large area of land, causing the burning of large areas of wheat and black seed crops.
Firefighting teams rushed to the area and were able to control the fire, despite being targeted by Turkish occupation army soldiers.
According to information documented by ANHA correspondents, the fire spread on agricultural crops over an area of more than 800 dunums, planted with wheat and black seed.
According to information, this morning, the soldiers set fire to agricultural crops again, causing the burning of an area of 15 dunums planted with blaxk seed belonging to a farmer from the village of Doda in the eastern countryside of Amuda.
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ANHA
