Turkish forces prevented technicians from reaching the Aluk station, and continue to deprive nearly a million people in the #Hasakah region of water.

A landmine exploded in the technical group that went to fix the water problem in #Hasaka, and as a result 7 workers were injured. The explosion occurred in a village controlled by #Turkish forces and their factions.

Coward bastards the turks are...

It seems I have to give not the best news:
The SAA launched its attack from southern Idlib believing that HTS\NFL will fight for these areas. This didn't happen, HTS\NFL made a choice to sacrifice entier soutehrn Idlib to take over Saraqib, this took the army by surpise.

Make no mistake, what happened around Saraqib was a grave mistake on so many levels by the SAA, it was not a tactic nor pre-planned, things Will get worse there ... That being said, in here we say, "the lesson lays in the ends".

Some other said: they didnt built larger buffer zone around highway - it was first fail

May I ask how much TIME AND RESOURCES DID SAA HAVE IN ORDER TO CREATE A BUFFER ZONE FOR AN ENTIRE HIGHWAY??? LETS TRY TO BE REASONABLE!

Let me hope it is a bit too much dramatic and things are going to turn for the better for SAA, With The Help Of God.