Suicide Car Bomb Hits Russian-Turkish Patrol in Jihadi-Held Syria, 3 Russians Wounded
Erdogan agreed to patrols in Moscow in March, the jihadis he bailed out have other plans
The Putin-Erdogan agreement on Idlib of March 5th presupposes a cease-fire and a stop to Syrian army offensive against the Turkish-backed jihadis at the price of a demilitarized zone around the M4 highway that cuts through Islamist-held territory, and Russian-Turkish patrols along its length to eventually secure it for civilian traffic.
It doesn’t seem as if Idlib jihadis organized around Al-Qaeda are much interested in honoring what Turkey signed.
The coordinates of the place where an explosion occurred during the passage of Turkish-Russian military vehicles on the M4 road.#syria #Idlib pic.twitter.com/6Ux2fqpn6e
— Mohamad Rasheed محمد رشيد (@mohmad_rasheed) July 14, 2020
First high resolution image of the attack catches the moment, a Russian army vehicle is getting blown to the middle of the street by the power of the explosion. pic.twitter.com/0k9PtCD6Cb
— Julian Röpcke (@JulianRoepcke) July 14, 2020
#Khattab al-Shishani Brigades claim responsibily for #M4 #Turkey #Russia VBIED, substantiating theories of suicide bomber
'Our Knight attacked the negotiations table, to sign it with his blood, fire, steel and blazing heat' pic.twitter.com/EkSVhgq6hc— Riam Dalati (@Dalatrm) July 14, 2020
#Breaking
Hardcore Islamist group from #Chechnya claims VBIED attack that injured 3 Russian troops in #Syria's #Idlib province earlier today. pic.twitter.com/KhErGriLj3— Julian Röpcke (@JulianRoepcke) July 14, 2020
