In the evening of December 24, Turkish-backed militants resumed shelling of the Syrian defense forces (SDF) in the Northern outskirts of the town of Ain Issa, the ANHA news agency reported.
Turkish-backed militants bombarded the villages of al-Mushairfeh and Jehbel with heavy weapons. The shelling was reportedly accompanied by a ground attack on the village of Jehbel.
According to the reports by Vedeng agency, the SDF managed to repel the attack of Turkish-backed forces, causing losses to militant groups. No casualties in the ranks of the SDF have been reported yet. The village of al-Mushairfeh was allegedly taken by the Syrian National army.
Both villages are located in the northeastern countryside of Ain Issa, along the M4 international highway.
#Ain_issa: Violent clashes and shelling at the villages Jabbal and Mushayrifa pic.twitter.com/xcfuxAW6i7
— Rojava Network (@RojavaNetwork) December 24, 2020
#Syria
Turkish army and Turkish-backed rebels shelled with artillery the villages of #Misherfa and #Jehbal this afternoon.#AinIssa pic.twitter.com/cQYUb950Ly— Ahmad (@_ahmadalhindi) December 24, 2020
The town of Ain Issa remains under the SDF control.
Earlier in the day, on December 24, the Russian Military Police established new position in the southern outskirts of the town. Russian forces also have a coordination and operations center in Ain Issa. A large military convoy has been sent to the town and its outskirts amid the resumption of heavy clashes between the SDF and Turkish-backed militant groups.
A Turkish-led ground attack was launched a week ago and ended in a failure. Since then, Turkish-backed forces continue shelling the town with heavy weapons, high-explosive anti-tank shells.
Russia allegedly pressured the SDF to hand over the town of Ain Issa and other regions in northern Raqqa to Syrian government forces. Three joint observation posts were established in the outskirts of the town. However, the region was not handed over and remains under the SDF control.
Turkey was allegedly preparing to launch a new large ground attack on the town. Russia is supporting the SDF in preventing Turkish forces from capturing the town of Ain Issa which is of strategic importance. It lays on the M4 highway that links al-Hasakah, Raqqa and Aleppo.
Keep shelling them
YPG will die or hand over occupied territories to Russia
Win-Win
To Russian forces
Like they did in Tal Rifaat, Tabqa…
You are a turkogyftos
Tal Rif At, that’s where they divided the area between Russia and Turkey and 300,000 Kurds were displaced from their homes, Russia got Tall Rif At and Turkey got Azaz and Afrin, mmmm.
Kurds are US puppets…both are nothing but oil thieves and dont want that SAA takes control of cities in that part of Syria because it would mean the end of Kurdish militia which are supported by USA and Israel..
You’re right, YPG used the advantage of power vacuum and they stole Syrian lands for years
ISIS and YPG are both created and controlled by the US to achieve their goal which is splitting Syria
Turkogyftos
the worst enemy of the kurds are the kurds, they have the illusion of a national state, not to be part of a nation, this is their curse
Change your nick name to turkogyftos
TOS-1 ready for action…
If the Kurdhinos lose any territory to the turkoid terrorists then the SAA should attack the turd forces and recapture the territory and of course not give it back to the Kurdish imbeciles.
Why should the SAA attack Turkish forces if Russia forces the SDF to hand over attacked areas to the SAA. The SAA should be encouraging the Turkish forces too attack SDF so they get more territory handed back for free.
You didn’t read my post at all.
Yes sorry , I confused Turkoid and Turd .My mistake.
No casualties on the SDF side, that’s not what the SDF say,
“Violent clashes between the Turkish-backed military factions and the SDF in the vicinity of the village of Al-Mushairfa, east of Ain Issa district in the northern countryside of Raqqa, dead and wounded in the ranks of the SDF after an ambush by the military factions on the outskirts of the village of Jahbel north of Ain Issa in the northern countryside of Raqqa”.
And the SDF haven’t lost Al-Mushairfa yet, that’s probably incorrect, at least they’re not reporting they have.
Russian helicopters are operating over Tall Tamir now and that’s despite the fact the Turks are still attacking the area, so the Turks are active on 2 separate fronts.