Syrian Army Prevents US Convoy from Entering al-Hasakah
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Again, members of the Syrian army and citizens of al-Hasakah governorate prevented a US military patrol from entering the village of al-Damkhiya.
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An American convoy in the town of Al-Qahtaniyah in northeastern Syria on October 31, 2019.
Members of the Syrian army and citizens of al-Hasakah governorate confronted a US military patrol yesterday, preventing it from crossing through al-Damkhiya in the northern countryside of al-Hasakah and forcing it to retreat.
According to the Syrian news agency, SANA, "Syrian Arab Army personnel intercepted a convoy of military vehicles for the US occupation tried to get through al-Damkhiya village in Hasaka northern countryside and forced the convoy to return."
The people of the village of #Hamo in the #Qamishli countryside, for the second time in a week, have intercepted a column of the #American occupier, including five armored vehicles, and prevented it from entering their village after throwing stones at it 🇸🇾#Syria #Hasaka pic.twitter.com/XnuhaIbGqE
— الرادع السوري 🇸🇾 (@syria_rd) October 24, 2021
On Sunday, and for the second time this week, the people of Hamo village in Qamishli countryside intercepted a US convoy composed of five military vehicles by throwing stones at it and preventing it from entering their village.
It is noteworthy that sources in northeastern Syria reported to Al-Mayadeen, on October 9, that about 50 US vehicles entered Syria from Iraq, carrying equipment and weapons, in addition to American soldiers who were stationed in Iraq.
