Turkish Military Delegation Enters Northern Syria to Set up New Monitoring Point

A new Turkish military delegation, accompanied by terrorists, entered Western Aleppo on Tuesday to reportedly set up a new truce monitoring point in Northwestern Syria's de-escalation zone.

News ID: 70071

Date: 08 May 2018 - 22:11

TEHRAN (Defapress)-A Turkish military delegation entered al-Rashedeen region near the town of Khan al-Asal in Western Aleppo.

The delegation members who arrived in several military vehicles and were accompanied by a number of terrorists started visiting the region.

In the meantime, militant-affiliated websites reported that the newly-arrived delegation is planning to set up a news truce monitoring point in Northwestern Syria.

Russian had recently warned Turkey of military reaction if Ankara-backed forces continued to attack the Syrian Army in the Northern part of the war-hit country.

On Friday, a Russian military column and army police arrived in different locations in Southern Idlib to reportedly set up several monitoring points in Northwestern Syria.

The Russian military police entered the village of Abu Dali in Southern Idlib that is under the control of the Syrian Army troops.

In the meantime, a Russian military convoy moved towards the villages of Um Sahrij, Sinjar and the Syrian army positions near them to reportedly set up truce monitoring points.

Meanwhile, local sources reported that a Turkish army convoy, including military vehicles and fresh troops, entered Northern Idlib via Kafr Luseen passageway, adding that the convoy further entered the town of Morek in Northern Hama via the Ma'arat al-Nu'aman-Khan Sheikhoun road in Southern Idlib.

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