Turkish attacks killed 12 pro-regime soldiers and Kurdish forces

On Saturday evening, Turkish strikes against several positions in northern and northeastern Syria killed at least six members of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), in addition to six pro-regime fighters, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (OSDH) said. )

The attack comes after Ankara blamed the Kurdish PKK movement Bloody Istanbul Attack. On November 13, an explosion in Istiklal’s busy shopping street killed 6 people and injured more than 80 others. Officials immediately targeted the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) and the YPG (People’s Protection Units), a Kurdish militia operating in Syria, accused by Turkey of being linked to the PKK.

Interior Minister Suleiman Soylu specifically blamed the attack on the Kurdish YPG forces, which control much of northeastern Syria.The order for the attack came from Kobane“. The US State Department said on Friday that it fearedPossible military action by Turkey“, advising its nationals not to travel to northern Syria and Iraq.

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“Kobane, the city that defeated the Islamic State, is the target of bombing by Turkish occupation planes.“, Farhad Shami, spokesman for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF, the Kurdish-dominated armed coalition), announced on Saturday evening.

“The time of reckoning has come!The Turkish Ministry of Defense said on Twitter. “Bastards will be held accountable for their treacherous attacks“, the official account continues to broadcast news from Saturday to Sunday night. “Nests of terror are destroyed by precision strikes“Adds another message posted with a video showing the definition of the target following the blast, without specifying the location of the attack.

The bombings targeted SDF bases in Aleppo (north) and Hasakeh (northeast) provinces, Rami Abdel Rahman, director of the NGO, told AFP. The raids also targeted positions held by Syrian regime forces in the two governorates of Raqqa (north) and Hasakeh, killing six SDF members and six regime members.