Dozens of Turkish military vehicles enter Idlib countryside

North-Press Agency

 Turkish forces continue to send military reinforcements to the de-escalation zones in northwestern Syria, where on Saturday night, a Turkish convoy consisting of dozens of military vehicles entered Idlib governorate amid continued flights of Russian reconnaissance aircraft over the region.

A field source in Idlib told North-Press that Turkish forces brought in a military convoy consisting of dozens of military and logistical vehicles, which entered Syrian territories via the Kafr-Lossin border point in northern Idlib and headed towards Turkish observation posts in the Idlib countryside.

The source added that Russian reconnaissance aircraft are still flying in the airspace of the de-escalation zones almost continuously, and for nearly a week.

Last Friday, Turkish forces brought dozens of military and logistical vehicles via the Kafr-Lossin border point and headed towards Turkish posts in northwestern Syria.

The number of Turkish vehicles that entered Syrian territory since the start of the ceasefire agreement has increased to 2,830, in addition to thousands of soldiers, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

The ceasefire agreement in northwestern Syria entered its 52nd day in a row, in light of the repeated violations in the recent period.