Syrian Army checkpoint intercepts US convoy in Qamishli
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Local sources report that a Syrian Army checkpoint intercepted a five-vehicle convoy belonging to the US occupation forces, accompanied by SDF vehicles.
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A US occupation convoy on Syrian soil (Archive)
A Syrian Army checkpoint intercepted a US occupation convoy comprising five armored vehicles and other SDF vehicles accompanying them.
The Syrian National Defense Forces prevented the convoy from passing through the checkpoint and forced it to turn back after attempting to cross through Tell Dahab.
"A Syrian army checkpoint intercepted a US occupation convoy comprising five armored vehicles accompanied by cars Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) cars," local sources told SANA, clarifying that the armored vehicles attempted to pass through Tell Dahab in Qamishli Countryside and head to the city of Qamishli. However, the Syrian National Defense Forces forced the convoy to turn back.
The residents of the eastern Qamishli Countryside intercepted a US convoy and prevented it from passing through their village after throwing stones at their vehicles and breaking one of the windows.
Protestors in Al-Busayrah, Deir Ezzor, blocked the road leading to the entrance to the city with burning tires protesting against SDF personnel raiding homes under the pretext of searching for suspected ISIS members.
The residents of Hamu village in Qamishli's southern countryside had intercepted Saturday a US occupation forces convoy on the outskirts of their village and expelled the forces from the area.
Local sources told SANA that a convoy of three armored vehicles belonging to the US forces, accompanied by an SDF vehicle, tried to cross the international road and pass near the village.
