Turkish army posts fired from Syria

ankara - A military post in southeastern Turkey was taken from Syria. The unknown attackers pounded the base in Hatay province with mortar grenades, the Turkish army reported Wednesday. Nobody got injured.

The Turkish army was supposed to have shot back after the attack. Earlier in the day another army of outposts from the army in Hatay would be shot from Syria. According to the army, that attack was carried out by the Kurdish YPG movement. Even then there were no victims.

The Syrian Observatory on Human Rights reported Tuesday that certain eighteen YPG fighters were killed by air attacks by the Turkish army in Syria. The group is in Syria the most important partner of the West in the struggle against Islamic state. Turkey sees an extension of the prohibited PKK in the militias.