Fights for the city of Ain Issa resumed in northern Syria
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Fierce clashes broke out between Kurdish militias from the SDS and pro-Turkish militants in the Raqqah province of Syria on Saturday around the city of Ain Issa. According to local media, the Kurds are trying to stop the Turkish military from moving to the city of Ain Issa.
Turkish forces and their many mercenaries carried out attacks in the morning tanks and artillery. The attacks were carried out from different directions in order to capture Ain Issa. The ceasefire was again violated by the Turkish Armed Forces
- The report says the SDS (Syrian Democratic Forces).
On Saturday evening it was reported that the fighting continued "in several directions in the vicinity of the M4 highway" in the vicinity of the city. It is noted that Ain Issa is located outside the security zone that Turkey is trying to create, so the Kurds say they have every right to be in it. In turn, Ankara believes that the city is located in an area that needs to be cleared of the Kurds. At the same time, a ceasefire is in effect between Turks and Kurds.
In turn, the portal Step News reports on the elimination of "dozens" of Kurdish militants from the SDS in the area of the village of Abu Dubs west of the city of Ain Issa in a clash of pro-Turkish forces with Kurdish military forces. It is also reported that large-scale reinforcements of Kurdish radicals have been transferred to this area.
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