Turkish drone strikes a car on the road between Qamishlo and Amude
Turkey continues drone terror in northern Syria where it has already invaded territories in violation of international law.
Turkey continues drone terror in northern Syria where it has already invaded territories in violation of international law.
After an attack in the village of Elqemiyê in Afrin’s Shera district earlier today, Turkey carried out another drone attack in northern Syria on Wednesday. There is no confirmed information on the consequences of the attack which targeted a car on the road between Qamishlo and Amude, but there are reports of injuries and possible fatalities.
Turkish drones move unchallenged in the airspace over Syria controlled by the USA and Russia. In the last three years, Turkey has carried out around 200 attacks by unmanned aircraft in the autonomous region of northern and eastern Syria. From Derik to Shehba, there was hardly a place that was not bombed by armed drones. The attacks targeted representatives of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES), members of combat units as well as the civilian population and claimed well over a hundred lives. In addition, at least 46 members of the Syrian government forces were killed by the Turkish army in attacks on their bases in AANES.
In a balance sheet of the crimes and violations committed by the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries against the regions of North-East Syria during July 2023, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) reported on 10 August that the Turkish occupation army persistently violates the airspace of NE Syria, utilizing warplanes and UAVs to target both civilian and military locations, including cars on public roads. “These attacks have resulted in the loss of lives among our fighters and civilians. The warplane violations alone have reached 58, while the drones targeted areas 10 times, with 7 of those attacks conducted by the Turkish occupation army and 3 by its mercenaries. Disturbingly, the use of suicide drones in these attacks has been reported.”