Violent explosions rocked the southern region of the Syrian province of Al-Hasakah.
This coincided with the intense flight of helicopters and warplanes of the “international coalition” in the airspace of the region.
Shaddadi Oil City
The Russian “Sputnik” agency quoted local sources as saying that strong explosions were heard in the northern and western countryside of the oil city of Al-Shaddadi.
The region includes the largest US base in Al-Hasakah Governorate, which is the base of Al-Jabsa oil fields.
Explosions and missiles
The explosions coincided with intense flight of warplanes and helicopters of the “Coalition” that took off from their base in Al-Shaddadi, with flares thrown.
In addition to information about the exposure of the base to bombing by missiles.
The US Army and its bases
Earlier, the US military reinforced its illegal bases surrounding the Syrian city of Al-Hasakah with two new convoys of military equipment and combat armor.
This coincided with the understandings concluded in the region, which led to the expansion of the Syrian army’s deployment in the north and east of the country, especially near the Turkish border.
training intensification
The US Army has intensified its military training with weapons and live ammunition in its illegal bases in the city of Al-Hasakah.
Explosions originating from these bases occurred in the Qasrak area, Tal Baydar and the Western Dam on the road east of Tal Tamr, which links the town with the city of Qamishli, northwest of Al-Hasakah.
With intense flying of the helicopters of the “international coalition” forces led by the US army over the region.
SDF and the US Army
It is noteworthy that the areas of Tal Baidar, Al-Qasrak, the Western Dam, the Life Stone Resort and the Irrigation Minister’s rest house northwest of Al-Hasakah city, 13 to 20 km, are located in which a large number of headquarters and command sites of the “SDF” forces and the US army are located.
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