Our forces destroy a tank belonging to the Turkish occupation mercenaries in the vicinity of the Tishreen Dam
On Saturday morning, December 21, 2024, the Turkish occupation mercenaries launched a fierce attack using heavy weaponry and tanks in the vicinity of the Tishreen Dam. However, the Manbij Military Council forces effectively repelled this attack, demonstrating strong resistance, and destroying one tank belonging to the mercenaries. The number of killed and injured mercenaries remains unknown. The fierce clashes are continuing in the area.
Our forces destroy a tank belonging to the Turkish occupation mercenaries in the vicinity of the Tishreen Dam
On Saturday morning, December 21, 2024, the Turkish occupation mercenaries launched a fierce attack using heavy weaponry and tanks in the vicinity of the Tishreen Dam. However, the Manbij Military Council forces effectively repelled this attack, demonstrating strong resistance, and destroying one tank belonging to the mercenaries. The number of killed and injured mercenaries remains unknown. The fierce clashes are continuing in the area.
SDF Media Center December 21, 2024
BY SDF_PRESS - المركز الإعلامي
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