Turkey strikes 19 villages in northern Syria, killing three soldiers

The Turkish military attacked 19 settlements in the border districts of Ash Shehba and Afrin in the Syrian province of Aleppo. According to the Firat agency, 545 shells were fired.

It is noted that in the village of Tanib, a post of the Syrian military was under fire, three soldiers were killed.

On November 27, five military government forces were killed, and since the beginning of the Turkish operation “Claw-Sword”, Syrian troops have lost 22 people.

On November 20, Erdogan ordered an air military operation in Iraq and Syria. He also allowed ground operations in these countries.

According to the Turkish leader, the country itself has the right to solve security problems in northern Syria. Turkey, he said, has the right to punish attacking terrorists.

The representative of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Ibrahim Kalin, said that the country is not going to ask permission to conduct anti-terrorist operations. The Turkish leader himself did not rule out a ground operation in the event of a successful air operation.