Turkish forces continue reinforcing their positions in the “Putin-Erdogan” area by bringing dozens of machinery, military and logistics equipment to the region, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOH) reported.

In the same context, SOHR documented the entry of Turkish reinforcements on Saturday evening, from Bab Al-Hawa border crossing north of Idlib.

The convoy comprised 40 armoured vehicles and eight trucks loaded with logistics and military supplies.

According to SOHR sources, another Turkish reinforcement is supposed to enter from Turkish territory, and 50 vehicles are determined to enter the area.

Moreover, SOHR confirmed that Bab Al-Hawa crossing is intended for humanitarian and commercial convoys, and its not common for Turkish convoys to pass through it, as they used to pass through Kafr Lucien in northern Idlib and Ain Al-Baida in western Idlib.

SOHR pointed out that Turkish reinforcements would likely move towards Al-Mastoma camp and Taftanaz military airport, which is used by Turkish forces as their military headquarters, before deploying to positions located on the frontlines in the eastern Idlib countryside.