Turkey Dismantles Militia Weaponry Convoy

Turkey's intelligence agency dismantled a large convoy of military equipment, including 12 trucks, two tanks, and ammunition, being transported by the Kurdish YPG militia in northeast Syria. The materials originally belonged to the forces of ousted President Bashar al-Assad.

In a recent operation, Turkey's intelligence agency successfully dismantled a convoy transporting substantial military equipment in northeast Syria. The convoy included missiles, heavy weapons, and tanks, which were under the control of the Kurdish YPG militia.

According to a Turkish security source, these materials had been abandoned by the military belonging to ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The operation targeted the convoy near Qamishli, a strategic area in Syria.

This significant move underscores the strained dynamics in the region, where Turkey has consistently opposed the Kurdish YPG militia's influence. The region remains a focal point for broader geopolitical tensions involving multiple stakeholders.

(With inputs from agencies.)