Turkish aircraft target dozens of military sites and vital installations in Syrian Kurdistan

ARK News… Turkish aircraft continue to target military sites belonging to the Syrian Democratic Forces, in the cities and towns of Syrian Kurdistan, on Wednesday, October 4, 2023, while their targeting has intensified and escalated on Thursday.

Turkish aircraft targeted many military sites and vital installations, such as electrical stations and petroleum stations in the cities of Hasakah, Qamishlo, Amuda, Kobani, and their countryside.

ARK monitored and documented the sites that were targeted since the morning, as follows:

1- Alaqos station in Chil Agha countryside
2- The oil field in Kardahol in the Tirbaspiye countryside
3- Saeeda oil station in the Tirbaspiye countryside
4- Al-Zarba oil station in the Tirbaspiye countryside
5- Odeh oil field in Tirbaspiye

Electrical stations:
1- Maysaloun neighborhood station in Qamishlo
2- Amouda station
3- Tal Ziwan station in Qamishlo
4- Western Dam Station in Al-Hasakah

Other locations in Al-Hasakah: Mushayrifat Hamma farms and the vicinity of Washokani camp, targeting a van on the old Derbasiye road.
- Tal Habash village in Amuda
- Al-Tawila village in the Tal Tamr countryside
- Kobani: A location in the Sirrin town and the Jalabiya Junction, and a motorcycle was targeted on the M4 road near the village of Kharab Ishq.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that 6 people were killed and 2 others were injured as a result of a Turkish march targeting a military site in the village of Tal Habash, south of the city of Amuda in Syrian Kurdistan. The sources also indicated that the international coalition shot down the Turkish Bayraktar march after it approached the airspace of the Tal Baydar base, while Turkey denied shooting down a plane. she has.

The Asayish administration of the PYD said in a statement that the Turkish aircraft targeted more than 15 points, confirming that three civilians were injured in the village of Mushayrafa and 6 civilians, members of the Asayish, lost their lives in the village of Habash in Amouda.

A Turkish Defense Ministry official said that launching a Turkish ground operation in Syria is among the options that Turkey may consider, after Ankara concluded that the attackers who detonated a bomb near government buildings over the weekend came from Syria. According to Reuters.

During a press conference held in Ankara, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said, “The terrorists who carried out the Ankara attack a few days ago came from Syria and received training in Turkey,” according to Anadolu Agency.

On Sunday morning, October 1, 2023, two people carried out an attack in front of the entrance to the General Directorate of Security of the Ministry of Interior in Ankara. They carried out an attack that resulted in their deaths and the wounding of Turkish security personnel as a result of gunfire.

The Kurdistan Workers' Party later claimed responsibility for the attack in Ankara.

Since this morning, the region has witnessed violent Turkish bombing, and as of the preparation of this news, the bombing is still continuing.

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