Turkey-backed forces bomb Syria's al-Hasakah, killing 1 and injuring 5
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Villages and towns in the districts of Tal Tamr and Abu Rasin are victims of bombardement with heavy artillery and shelling by the Free Syrian Army.
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A scene of Turkish-backed destruction in one of the villages in al-Hasakah. (SANA)
The Turkish-backed Free Syrian Army targeted, using intense artillery and missile shelling, villages and towns in the districts of Tal Tamr and Abu Rasin, northwest al-Hasakah.
The bombing, according to Al Mayadeen sources, led to the death of one and the injury of five, in addition to severe material damage. The sources noted that the bombing, which affected 10 villages, triggered a wave of displacement among the inhabitants.
The scenery of destruction that affected the homes of the Syrian citizens as a result of the Turkish artillery aggression on the villages of Abu Rasin district in the northwestern countryside of #Hasakah.#Syria #Turkey sana pic.twitter.com/KtE3dY5t7I
— خالد اسكيف (@khalediskef) July 24, 2022
Last night, Russian warplanes bombed two sites of the FSA factions in the villages of Mahmudiya and Aniq Al-Hawa, south of Ras Al-Ain.
On Saturday, the power station of Tal Tamr was reported to be out of service as a result of Turkish forces' shelling of the area and its surroundings, using artillery, according to Syria's SANA news agency.
On the other hand, a source told Sputnik Saturday that three new Syrian military bases have been built around the village of Al-Tarawziya. The village is positioned in the north of Raqqa province, northern Syria, and close to the M-4 highway.
The source also said that in order to concentrate on a part of the M-4 motorway that connects the provinces of al-Hasakah and al-Raqqa, the Syrian army is also building additional infrastructure.
Alongside the Syrian army are the Russian forces which, according to the source, have "brought new military equipment near the bases and positions of the Turkish military and its affiliated elements in the west of Tal Abyad, located in the north of Hasakah province."
Syria continues to strengthen and reinforce its positions in the country in preparation for countering an aggression Turkey has announced earlier allegedly to fight Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) militants and establish a "safe zone" on Syrian soil.
