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Free Syrian Army Liberates Ten Villages Around Jarabulus
Free Syrian Army Liberates Ten Villages Around Jarabulus
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Forces of opposition Free Syrian Army, backed by Ankara, pushed terrorists from 10 villages to the south of Syrian town of Jarabulus, according to the... 29.08.2016, Sputnik International
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Free Syrian Army Liberates Ten Villages Around Jarabulus
15:21 GMT 29.08.2016 (Updated: 15:34 GMT 29.08.2016) Forces of opposition Free Syrian Army, backed by Ankara, pushed terrorists from 10 villages to the south of Syrian town of Jarabulus, according to the statement of the Turkish General Staff.
ANKARA (Sputnik) — Units of opposition Free Syrian Army have pushed terrorists from 10 villages to the south of Syrian town of Jarabulus, the Turkish General Staff said in a statement on Monday.
29 August 2016, 10:43 GMT
The statement does not specify whether the terrorists were members of the Daesh or Kurdish militants linked to the Kurdish Workers' Party, which Ankara considers a terrorist organization.
According to the statement, a total of 400 kilometers (some 249 miles) in northern Syria have been retaken from terrorists since the start of a Turkish military operation dubbed Euphrates Shield.