Successive Turkish convoys enter Idlib amid breaches by Syrian forces

North-Press Agency

on Thursday at dawn, Turkish forces brought three military convoys to Idlib governorate in the de-escalation zone in north-west of Syria, amid violations by Syrian government forces in the region.

The three Turkish military convoys consisted of dozens of rocket launchers, tanks, and personnel carriers towards Idlib, at dawn today, Thursday.

Syrian government forces attempted to infiltrate into al-Barah area in the southern countryside of Idlib, where violent clashes took place between them and the armed opposition groups, which resulted in deaths and injuries among the two sides.

On Wednesday, North-Press reporter in Idlib indicated the entry of a Turkish convoy of 50 military vehicles into Syrian territories via Kafr-Lousin border point.

Meanwhile, Turkish military reinforcements entered the village of Zayzoun in the al-Ghab Plain in Hama's northern countryside, coming from one of the Turkish observation posts in Idlib countryside.

According to a field source in the region, Turkish forces entering via Kafrr-Loussin border point are no longer stationed at the observation posts of which they headed to upon their entry into Syrian territories, rather, the forces and military support are sent to Turkish observation posts from military bases.