Wheat and barley fields are burned in several villages around the Ras Al-Ain area due to a fire near a point of Turkish occupation

Al-Hasakah-Sana

A fire broke out near the point of the Turkish occupation in the countryside of Ras Al-Ain, causing fires in wheat and barley fields in several villages around the city northwest of Hasaka.

Local sources from the region told a SANA reporter that a fire started this morning by a point of the Turkish occupation south of Ras Al-Ain, which later caused several fires that broke out on large areas of wheat and barley fields in the villages of Al-Manajir, Al-Ahras, Al-Amariya, Tal Atash, and Arat Abu Bakr, located in the Ras Al-Ain region in the countryside. The northwest of the city of Hasaka.

The sources pointed out that the Turkish occupation forces intentionally ignited this fire as part of its terrorist practices to pressure the people and push them to leave their areas by sabotaging their property and agricultural crops at a time when the continuous fighting for weeks between terrorist organizations loyal to the Turkish regime causes many fires to erupt. Dunums planted with strategic crops of wheat and barley in the various areas of the spread of these terrorist groups and their vicinity along the countryside of Hasaka.

Dozens of dunums of wheat and barley fields in Hasaka countryside were burned on the sixteenth of this month as a result of the fires that were launched by terrorist organizations loyal to the Turkish regime in the vicinity of the town of Tal Tamr, northwest of Hasaka, as part of the ongoing fighting between them to control the crops of the agricultural fields belonging to the people.