Turkish occupation's bombing extends to Amuda, targeting the city's power station

The Turkish occupation state's air bombing of al-Jazira canton in the northeastern region of Syria has expanded to the city of Amuda.

24 October, 2024 08:46

QAMISHLO

ANHA's correspondent in the city of Amuda in al-Jazira canton reported that the city's power distribution station and its surroundings were bombed by Turkish occupation drones.

However, the correspondent was unable to reach what was left behind by the bombing.

Last year, the Amuda city power station was subjected to similar bombing by the Turkish occupation state, which caused the station and the Ad-Darbasiyah power station to go out of service and the Alouk station to stop working, coinciding with the cessation of water sources in Ad-Darbasiyah due to the power outage, considering that it is linked to the Amuda station.

Since midnight last night, various areas in the northeastern region of Syria have been subjected to shelling by the Turkish occupation army, including air strikes via drones and artillery shelling, targeting the Afrin and al-Shahba cantons, the Manbij canton, the Euphrates canton, and the al-Jazira canton.

ANHA