Turkey kills 160 to 200 Syrian Kurdish militants in airstrikes

Turkish planes completed 26 airstrikes on 18 Syrian Kurdish YPG activist focuses in northern Syria and killed 160 to 200 aggressors, the Turkish armed force said in an announcement on Thursday.

The armed force said its planes late on Wednesday beat zones as of late caught by the YPG constrains, and annihilated nine structures, one protected vehicle and four different vehicles that had a place with the Kurdish YPG local army.

Turkey, a primary benefactor of the uprising against President Bashar al-Assad, entered the Syrian clash in August, utilizing its defensive layer and air energy to Free Syrian Army revolt bunches take region close to the fringe held by Islamic State.

Civil Defence members walk through smoke as they try to put out a fire inside a building after shelling in the rebel held besieged town of Douma, eastern Ghouta in Damascus, Syria October 19, 2016.