Turkish headquarters named the reason for the strike on the airfield of the SAR Air Force east of Aleppo
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The headquarters of the Turkish operation in Syria explained the reason for the attack on the Neyrab military base (not to be confused with the city of the same name in the so-called Idlib de-escalation zone) east of Aleppo. Earlier it became known that the Turkish military fired at the Neyrab airfield from artillery, as well as using UAVs.
The Turkish military command declares that "it was necessary, since Assad regime planes took off from the airfield, which dropped bombs on Syrian civilians."
The Turkish headquarters issued a statement stating that after the attack on Neirab, the airfield cannot perform its functions - the SAA Air Force aircraft cannot use it as one of the aviation bases in the province of Aleppo.
From the report:
The airfield east of Aleppo became unusable. He received significant damage. Previously, the regime used it for its own purposes, which contradict agreements on the de-escalation zone in Idlib.
Representatives of Syrian militant groups controlled by Ankara said that after the destruction of the infrastructure of Neyrab, the number of Assad regime air raids will significantly decrease.
Recall that on the eve of Damascus closed the airspace over Idlib after Turkish fighters shot down two Su-24 bombers of the SAR Air Force.
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