Kurdish forces in Syria launched an attack on Turkish-backed militants in the north of the country on Monday, killing at least 11 people, including civilians, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), which controls much of northeastern Syria, launched attacks against Turkish-backed fighters in the Ras al-Ain region, the London-based non-governmental organization said but maintains a wide network of sources in Syria. “A woman, her two children and a man were killed in the shelling of a military facility used by Ankara-backed (rebel) organizations” that are active in (illegal) people-trafficking operations to Turkey, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. According to the same source, “seven fighters of the pro-Turkish forces were killed in a raid by special forces” of the SDF in a nearby village. On Sunday, at least 15 Syrian fighters of pro-Turkish forces were killed when they intervened […]
Source: News Beast
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