Turkish military Allegedly pounds Syrian army bases near border.(Alalam).
Turkish military tanks have targeted Syrian army bases in the Kasab border town, where the Syrian army has been battling numerous militant groups to secure the border.
According to Al-Alam reporter in Syria’s Latakia, a huge explosion
was heard at a Syrian army base near Kasab after Turkish military targeted the
area.
The explosion has been followed with Turkish military firing several
other rockets at Syrian army bases, the reporter said citing military
sources.
The report said, Al-Qaeda’s al-Nusra front have raised their flags
over several Turkish military tanks near Kasab, as a sign of having the area
under their control.
Syria has been criticizing Turkey for ‘covering for’ militant groups
and helping them occupy the Syrian border.
On Sunday, Turkish military shot down a Syrian fighter jet at the
Syrian side of the common borders with Turkey, as it was engaged in fighting
with extremist foreign-backed militants.
Kasab and its surrounding villages are Armenian Christian-dominated
areas, and their value is primarily because of their location near the Turkish
border.
Having the town in their control, militant factions not only are able
to smuggle in arms for themselves, but are able to demand a cut when other
factions use those crossings.
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