A new queue of Turkish troops crosses the border strip and enters Syrian territory

ARK News: A new convoy belonging to Turkish forces entered Syrian territory on Friday, November 30و 2018, that the convoy, which includes vehicles and soldiers and logistical equipment went towards to rural Hama where the monitoring points there, thus, a shift was made at both the Morik and Sheer Mighar points in northern and northern North of rural Hama, the Syrian Observatory published on Monday, 26 November, 2018 that it was observed the entry of a convoy carrying logistical equipment, coming from the Turkish territory at the crossing of Kafar Loseen to Al-Sarman point in the eastern countryside of Ma'arat Al-Nu'man within Idlib Governorate In the continuation of the Turkish forces in strengthening the monitoring points deployed in several areas of Syria, since the deployment of the Syrian Observatory in the 15th of November, that the Turkish authorities continue to secure control of the 12 points in northern Syria, and to provide security and military supplies continuously between now and then, where the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitored the entry of a new convoy belonging to the Turkish forces consisting of about 14 vehicles, entered at dawn Thursday from the Bab al-Hawa border crossing in the northern countryside of Idlib towards the monitoring posts in Al-Sarman and Tall al-Tokan in the rural area of Ma'arat al-Nu’man such as logistical requirements and shifts to Turkish forces, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights had published on the morning of 28 October, it monitored the entry of a military convoy of Turkish forces consisting of 20 military vehicles and equipment from the crossing of Kafar Loseen near the Syrian-Turkish border to the Turkish observation point in the town of Murk Located in the northern countryside of Hama, as part of the continued Turkish forces to fortify their scattered points in northern and western Syria.

The Observatory Published on 17 October that Turkey continues to monitor the application of the Turkish-Russian agreement and the consequences of its events from the spread or opening of crossings, , where the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights observed the exit of a military convoy of Turkish troops from its point in the area of Morik in the northern countryside of Hama, through Khan Shaikhoun region of southern countryside of Idlib, heading to the Turkish point in the region of Cher Mighar in the north-western Hama, the convoy consists of military vehicles and equipment, hours after the arrival of a military convoy of Turkish troops, at dawn on Wednesday, 17 October to the Turkish observation point in the area of Morik in the northern sector of the Hama countryside, where this convoy entered the Syrian territory on Tuesday through the Bab al-Hawa border crossing with Iskenderun state, it headed to the Turkish control points in the area before dawn up to Morik, and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights learned that the arrival of the Turkish convoy to Morik coincides with the anticipation of reopening the crossing of Morik north of Hama in the next few hours, as it links the areas of control factions with the control areas of the regime forces, and Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham controlled the crossing before withdrawing from it for weeks, where it is supposed to use the crossing to move between areas of control factions and the regime and transport trucks and cars for trade.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also monitored weeks ago the entry of 30 truckloads of concrete blocks from the Bab al-Hawa border crossing north of Idlib towards its scattered points in the north of Syria. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights published on October 3 that it monitored the entry of a new Turkish convoy into the Syrian borderland and through the border area of Kafar Loseen north of Idlib, and went towards the Turkish point in Cheer Mighar, the western suburb of Hama as reinforcement to its forces, as well as the Syrian Observatory, monitored the entry of a Turkish convoy on the morning of September 13, 2018. It was divided into two parts, one headed towards the Turkish point in the Morik area in the northern countryside of Hama and the other towards the point of Sarman in the countryside of Ma'arat al-Numan. The Turkish frame includes tanks and military and logistic equipment.


Source: The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

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