Turkish air strikes killed at least 36 pro-regime fighters backing Kurdish militia in Syria's northwestern Kurdish enclave of Afrin on Saturday, a monitoring group said.
The Kurdish-led Syrian Democractic Forces alliance said the Turkish raids targeted pro-regime positions, but gave no death toll.
The Britain-based [so-called] "Syrian Observatory for Human Rights" said the strikes on the area of Kafr Janna were the third such raid on loyalist fighters in the enclave bordering Turkey in less than 48 hours.
They came after Turkish raids on other parts of the enclave killed 14 pro-regime fighters on Thursday and four more on Friday, the monitor said.
[ france24.com/AFP]
3/3/18
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The Kurdish-led Syrian Democractic Forces alliance said the Turkish raids targeted pro-regime positions, but gave no death toll.
The Britain-based [so-called] "Syrian Observatory for Human Rights" said the strikes on the area of Kafr Janna were the third such raid on loyalist fighters in the enclave bordering Turkey in less than 48 hours.
They came after Turkish raids on other parts of the enclave killed 14 pro-regime fighters on Thursday and four more on Friday, the monitor said.
[ france24.com/AFP]
3/3/18
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- At least over a dozen Syrian government troops of the National Defence Forces (Syrian national militia) have been killed after a series of airstrikes by Turkish warplanes on their positions in the country’s Afrin region.
- The terrorists will pay for our losses in Afrin: Erdoğan
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