Rocket
Rocket event in Aleppo, Samouqah area, Syrian Arab Republic on Wed 28th July 2021
28th July 2021
Aleppo province: SOHR sources have reported rocket fire by Turkish forces and their proxies in the early hours of Wednesday morning, which targeted the Kurdish-held areas of Samouqah and Sadd al-Shahbaa in the northern countryside of Aleppo. The Turkish rockets also hit positions in Kurheyouk, Qarrat Wayran and al-Kawikly villages in al-Bab countryside in east Aleppo countryside, but no casualties have been reported. It is worth noting that this bombardment comes as a part of Turkey’s retaliation for the death of several Turkish soldiers a few days ago. Yesterday, SOHR activists reported that Turkish forces renewed their artillery and rocket fire on Alqamiya and Mar’anaz villages in Sharra district in Afrin area in the northern countryside of Aleppo. However, no casualties were reported. Earlier in the morning, SOHR sources reported that artillery fire by Turkish forces and their proxy factions targeted the Kurdish-held areas of Tanab, Kashta’ar and other areas in the northern countryside of Aleppo. Meanwhile, Kurdish forces responded to the Turkish bombardment by shelling the western outskirts of Azaz and al-Maqri village in al-Bab countryside. It is worth noting that a civilian sustained light wounds due to the bombardment on the outskirts of Azaz, while the bombardment on al-Maqri village killed sheep.
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