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Projectile event in Aleppo, Shirawa area, Syrian Arab Republic on Thu 2nd May 2024

2nd May 2024

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Military escalation | Turkish forces and their proxies fire artillery shells on villages in Aleppo countryside


Aleppo province: Turkish forces and their proxies fired heavy artillery shells on Al-Sheikh Eissa, Ma’aranaz, Kafr Antoun, Deir Qaaq and Mayasa Villages in Shirawa district within areas of Kurdish and regime forces in northern Aleppo countryside. However, no casualties were reported yet.

This comes in light of exchange of attacks and artillery shells between Turkish forces and their proxies on areas where regime and Kurdish forces are deployed.

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Syrian Arab Republic (SYR)

Aleppo ( Shirawa area )

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