Turkish attacks on Syria’s energy infrastructure/seven power plants in the areas under the control of the SDF
| In recent days, while intensifying its airstrikes on the areas under the control of the SDF in the northeast of Syria, the Turkish army has targeted seven power plants and many basic infrastructures such as hospitals, wheat warehouses and service facilities in this area. |
According to the Arabic website Tasnim News Agency, in recent days, the fighters of the Turkish army carried out 70 attacks Airstrikes have targeted seven power plants in areas under the control of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in Qamishli, Kobani and Ain Issa in northeastern Syria. These power plants were responsible for supplying electricity to 6 cities and at least 800 villages.
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In addition to power plants, service facilities, construction, energy infrastructure, hospitals Wheat warehouses and warehouses were also targeted by the Turkish army fighters and were partially or completely destroyed. Hassan al-Salman, the head of the office of the Conservative Party in Hasaka, said in a conversation with Tasnim reporter in Aleppo: During the recent airstrikes of the Turkish army, 290 power plants and energy infrastructure were targeted in the areas under the control of the SDF.
“Tawfiq Sheikh Ahmad”, the head of Al Noor Hospital in Kobani also told the reporter of Tasnim in Syria: This hospital used to serve 500 Syrian citizens daily for free before the recent Turkish airstrike. But now all the infrastructure of the hospital has been completely destroyed as a result of the attacks of the Turkish army. src=”https://newsmedia.tasnimnews.com/Tasnim/Uploaded/Image/1402/10/29/1402102918002217292233810.png”/>
Turkey has claimed that its attacks were in response to the deaths 9 soldiers of this country have been killed in the battle with the PKK in the Qandil mountains. The international community requested to take preventive measures in order to stop Turkey’s attacks on the northeast of Syria.
The Autonomous Administration of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in Turkey’s statement has stated that the aim of these attacks is to test its military ability to capture and manage the northeastern regions of Syria, as well as the establishment of military bases of this country in northwestern Syria.
Ankara’s goal of massive attacks on energy infrastructures in northeastern Syria is to end the control of the SDF over these areas, especially in the strategic depth of this country in the border areas of Syria and Turkey.
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