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Turkish artillery attacked Syrian army units in northwestern Syria

Turkish artillery attacked Syrian army units in northwestern Syria
Syrian information service NPA publishes data on incident in northern Syria. The material reports that, that Turkish artillery attacked the positions of the Syrian government forces (Farm) west of Aleppo city – in northwest Syria.

The summary says, that the Turkish troops opened fire after the attempt of several SAA detachments to enter positions in the area of ​​the Zaviya mountain range. These territories are today under the control of the Turkish military, who, in several operations in the north of the Syrian Arab Republic, created an extensive buffer zone.

Artillery fire, reportedly, "Covered" the SAA units in the provinces of Aleppo and Idlib. This shelling stopped the advance of government forces. According to recent reports, SAA detachments suffered significant losses. Moreover, specific numbers of losses are not called.

At the same time, it is reported about the strengthening of the Turkish positions in the south of the province of Idlib. According to recent reports, the number of the Turkish contingent only in this province of the SAR has reached 12 thousands of troops. In the same province, the Turks transferred up to 9 thousand units of various military equipment, including infantry fighting vehicles and army trucks. Moreover, this technique is also used by the armed formations controlled by Turkey..

earlier it was reported, that the pro-Turkish militants tried to take control of a section of the M4 highway in the north of the country. However, "unknown groups" struck at the positions of the Turkish military and the formations under their control in the area of ​​the city of Azaz in the Aleppo province.

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