Turkish Army Sends New Military Convoy to Northwestern Syria

The Turkish Army dispatched a new large convoy of military equipment to terrorist-held regions in Southeastern Idlib and Northern Hama on Wednesday to reinvigorate its forces in the war-hit country.

News ID: 70324

Date: 23 May 2018 - 19:22

TEHRAN (Defapress)- A long convoy of the Turkish military, including forty vehicles and heavy equipment, entered Northwestern Syria via Kafr Lusin passageway, heading toward three points in Morek, Sarman an Jabal Shahshabu regions.

In the meantime, the Arabic-language al-Watan daily pointed to widening insecurity in militant-held regions in Idlib province, adding that the regions where the Turkish troops have deployed to set up truce-monitoring points are experiencing a deteriorating security situation, mainly in Northern Lattakia and Southern Idlib.

In a similar development on Monday, a long convoy of the Turkish troops, including a hundred military vehicles, left the town of Morek in Northern Hama for Shahshabo region in Western Hama after going through Kafr Naboudeh.

Militant-held websites claimed that the Ankara forces have set up the eleventh truce monitoring point in the village of Qazal in al-Ghaab Plain in Western Hama.

In the meantime, a Russian delegation visited several villages in Southern Idlib and East of the Railway Station to find a suitable location for setting up a truce monitoring point in Eastern Idlib.

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