An unknown bombing of the stolen Syrian oil burners in northern Syria

Unidentified aircraft with missiles targeted improvised incendiary devices to refine stolen Syrian oil at the Syrian-Turkish border in northern Syria.

Number of rockets targeted on Friday evening, the center of the “fuel” market, located between the villages of “Ain al Baida” and “al Kousa” in the southern countryside of Jarablus region, in the northeastern countryside of Aleppo, which caused all tanks to explode.

It contained the stolen oil that was in the market, and the death of everyone in it, in addition to the occurrence of a large number of injuries.

The reporter stated that the sounds of several successive explosions were heard throughout the Jarablus area yesterday evening, followed by the emergence of flames caused by the fires accompanied by large columns of smoke, pointing out that this explosion was described as the largest of its kind in Jarablus, within a wide area of ​​the area, reaching the city.

Local sources said that the reason for the bombing was attributed to unidentified aircraft that launched their missiles directly at the market through two successive strikes, while coordination of Turkish armed groups rushed to circulate news that the missiles were launched from one of the Russian battleships in Mediterranean Sea.

The sources added that the targeting resulted in the death of / 6 / people and the wounding of about / 15 / others, most of them drivers of oil-laden tanks that were present in the market, and caused huge material damage to the market and its surroundings.

The sources said that the fires continued for several hours without the gunmen’s fire brigades being able to extinguish them, while a state of tension and great security alert prevailed among the armed groups and those who imposed a travel ban between the villages of Jarablus countryside.

Shortly after the explosions, the Turkish occupation forces stationed on the outskirts of Jarablus were randomly bombed, targeting the village of Awn al Dadat in the countryside of Manbij, where the village was targeted with a large number of shells that resulted in material damage.

Large, while no civilian casualties were recorded.

And the areas controlled by the Turkish occupation forces have previously witnessed unknown attacks, especially towards the markets for selling fuel and the sites of “harragas” to refine the stolen oil from the Syrian oil fields controlled by the armed groups of the US and Turkish occupation armies, especially in the direction of the Harraga communities located within the areas of al Bab and Jarablus.