For the third day | Turkish forces renew shelling on Ain Eissa district in Al-Raqqa

Last updated: 7th April 2022 10:33 pm

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Al-Raqqa province: SOHR activists have reported that Turkish forces and their proxies fired heavy artillery shells on Ma’lak village and Ain Eissa camp in Ain Eissa district northern of Al-Raqqa, for the third consecutive day. However, no casualties have been reported yet.

Yesterday, SOHR activists reported that Turkish forces and their proxies shelled Saida and Ma’lak villages, Ain Eissa camp and the international highway between Aleppo and Al-Hasakah, targeting workers digging tunnels in the area. However, no casualties were reported.

On April 3, SOHR activists reported that Turkish forces fired heavy artillery shells on Ain Eissa district in the northern countryside of Al-Raqqa for the second consecutive day, where mortar shells hit Al-Mashirfa village eastern of Ain Eissa.

Source: SOHR

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