Turkish forces find terrorists' concrete plant in Afrin

AFRIN, Syria

The Turkish military on Thursday discovered a 30-meter tunnel and a concrete factory during a security sweep in Syria’s Afrin region, recently liberated from YPG/PKK terrorists.

During a search, security forces found a concrete plant used by the terrorists to build tunnels and fortifications in Afrin.

The military also found tunnels and buildings made by the plant and used by terrorists.

Turkey launched Operation Olive Branch on Jan. 20 to clear terrorist groups from Afrin, northwestern Syria amid growing threats from the region.

On March 18, Turkish-backed troops liberated the town center of Afrin, which had been a major hideout for the terrorist YPG/PKK since 2012.

Afterwards, the Turkish military began security sweeps for mines, improvised explosive devices, and terrorist hideouts to wipe out any traces of terrorism so residents can resume their normal lives.

Reporting by Sarp Ozer; Writing by Faruk Zorlu

AFRIN, Syria

The Turkish military on Thursday discovered a 30-meter tunnel and a concrete factory during a security sweep in Syria’s Afrin region, recently liberated from YPG/PKK terrorists.

During a search, security forces found a concrete plant used by the terrorists to build tunnels and fortifications in Afrin.

The military also found tunnels and buildings made by the plant and used by terrorists.

Turkey launched Operation Olive Branch on Jan. 20 to clear terrorist groups from Afrin, northwestern Syria amid growing threats from the region.

On March 18, Turkish-backed troops liberated the town center of Afrin, which had been a major hideout for the terrorist YPG/PKK since 2012.

Afterwards, the Turkish military began security sweeps for mines, improvised explosive devices, and terrorist hideouts to wipe out any traces of terrorism so residents can resume their normal lives.

Reporting by Sarp Ozer; Writing by Faruk Zorlu