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Erdogan’s mercenaries in Syria take aim at each other
Steven Sahiounie, journalist and political commentator
Fierce battles are raging in Hasakah, a city in the far northeast of Syria, between two separate terrorist groups. ‘Sultan Murad’ and the ‘Al Hamza Division’ terrorist groups in Abo Rasen, northwest of Hasakah. The dead and wounded are both Turkish-backed terrorists. The fighting is over control of the town and the looting of the area. Both sides have sent reinforcements as the clashes continue.
Turkish occupation terrorists break ceasefire, attack Syrian Arab Army in Hama
Yesterday at dawn the so called Hurras Al-Deen (Guardians of Religion) Organization, carried out an attack on the sites of the Syrian Arab Army in the axis of Tanjara - Al-Manara towns in Al-Ghab Plain, Hama northwestern countryside, using drones loaded with explosives and a group of suicide bombers, which led to the martyrdom of 26 Syrian Arab Army soldiers.
Greece’s Renewed Relations with Syria Further Isolates Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean
By Paul Antonopoulos | May 7, 2020
“Turkey lied to us.” Syrian Mercenaries in Libya are Desperate to Leave
By Lindsey Snell | The Investigative Journal | April 27, 2020
“I just got back from Libya yesterday,” said Zein Ahmad*, a Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA) militant in Afrin. “But I had been trying to leave for more than a month.” When the Libyan National Army (LNA) neared Tripoli in April 2019, the rival UN-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) in Tripoli called on Turkey for military support.
Turkey deployed US-made HAWK missiles to Idlib: Syria’s UN envoy
Press TV – April 30, 2020
Syria’s UN ambassador has once again denounced Turkey for defying Damascus and intensifying its “illegitimate” military presence in the Arab country, saying Ankara’s forces have deployed US-made missiles to Syria’s militant-held Idlib Province in a flagrant violation of international law.
Turkey’s “Mask Diplomacy” Mends Bad Relations with U.S.
Submitted by InfoBrics, authored by Paul Antonopoulos, independent geopolitical analyst…
A letter from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan to U.S. President Donald Trump accompanied medical supplies sent to the U.S. from Turkey. There is little hiding that the U.S. is the most affected country from the coronavirus pandemic with over a million cases and about 60,000 deaths. Turkey too is also struggling with the coronavirus, with over 3,000 deaths and 117,000 cases, if official data is to be believed.
SYRIA: Dr Bashar Al Jaafari addresses UNSC New York
New York in 29/4/2020 (Translation is not edited) Mr. President, First of all, I would like to thank my colleague ambassador of the Dominican Republic for the presidency of his country for the current month. Mr. President, All Security Council resolutions regarding the situation in my country, Syria, have confirmed a crisis that no one…