Türkiye foils PKK/YPG’s attempt to build terror corridor in Syria: Security sources

Turkish security sources have reported that the Syrian regime has begun transferring control of its territories in the eastern Euphrates region to the PKK/YPG terrorist organization.

PKK/YPG terrorists terror corridor plan foiled

According to security sources, this development has led to an influx of PKK/YPG terrorists into the Aleppo region, along with the mobilization of heavy weaponry associated with the group.

The sources added that the Syrian National Army (SNA) has disrupted the plans of terrorist groups, effectively preventing the establishment of a “terror corridor” in the region.

The Syrian regime has started transferring the territories under its control in the eastern Euphrates region to the PKK/YPG forces.

For this reason, a significant number of PKK/YPG militants have moved from the eastern Euphrates to the Aleppo region, and heavy weapons belonging to the group have begun to be deployed.

The Syrian National Army (SNA) has disrupted the plans of terrorist organizations, preventing the establishment of a terror corridor.

Turkish security sources

SNA’s Dawn of Freedom operation

According to information from security sources, Syrian regime forces lost control of significant territories within a short period following the launch of opposition operations in Aleppo.

In response to these setbacks, the regime reportedly sought support from the PKK/YPG terrorist organization to counter opposition advances.

The PKK/YPG viewed the Syrian regime forces’ handover of controlled territories as an opportunity and initiated a plan to establish a terror corridor between Tel Rifaat and northeastern Syria. However, this plan was thwarted by the Syrian National Army (SNA).

Noticing this move by the PKK/YPG, which aimed to capitalize on the opposition’s advance toward Aleppo, SNA groups launched the “Dawn of Freedom Operation” and quickly moved into action. By cutting off the road between Raqqa and Aleppo, they prevented the PKK/YPG from creating a terror corridor linking Tel Rifaat to northeastern Syria.

Turkish security sources