Russian navy autos have unloaded massive numbers of anti-personnel and anti-tank mines in northern Syria’s countryside of Tal Rifaat, which is managed by the YPG/PKK, Anadolu Company reported on Friday.
Members of the YPG/PKK group, designated a terror group by Turkey, had been seen planting the mines in northern Syria. This measure is allegedly being taken to strengthen the group’s presence within the area.
YPG/PKK members are laying landmines on the frontlines within the Tanab and Julbul areas within the west of the Tal Rifaat district of Aleppo, situated 11 miles from the Turkish border.
4 Russian-made ZiL navy autos delivered the mines, arriving early on Wednesday at Menagh Navy Air Base.
Russian Novosti has reported that Turkey is making ready to launch two new navy operations in Syria that would begin at any second with out prior announcement.
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Throughout its anti-terror operations, Turkey, in coordination with the Syrian Nationwide Military, detected and destroyed numerous mines in YPG-occupied areas east of the Euphrates, Anadolu Company disclosed.
The organisation captured Tal Rifaat in February 2016 with Russian air assist.
Anadolu Company mentioned that the group has been attacking Turkish safety forces and opposition fighters offering safety to settlements within the Operation Euphrates Shield and Operation Olive Department areas.
Since 2016, Ankara has launched a trio of profitable anti-terror operations throughout its border in northern Syria to forestall the formation of a terror hall and to allow the peaceable settlement of residents, in response to Anadolu Company.
Throughout its over 35-year terror marketing campaign towards Turkey, the PKK has been answerable for the deaths of not less than 40,000 individuals, Anadolu Company revealed, noting that the YPG is PKK’s Syrian department.
