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US National Security Council spox Ullyot acknowledges the incident with Russian forces in northeast Syria, stating that Russian vehicle struck Coalition MRAP at 10am yesterday near Derik, causing US-led patrol to depart.

Not shown in this video but another video shows the US MaxxPro MRAP being sandwhiched by a Russian Kamaz Typhoon APC and BTR-82A IFV/APC. I'd imagine that may have been the specific crash that may have injured the guys involved.

Turkish-backed extremists have committed a litany of abuses in northern Syria after Ankara illegally occupied Afrin, Jarabulus, Idlib and Tel Abyad over the last three years. The allegations have gained exposure in recent years and are now part of a UN Human Rights Council biannual report. This is the year with the clearest and most comprehensive evidence of the massive abuses that run contrary to international humanitarian law, reports indicate.
The abuses have been directed against women and children, and primarily target minorities such as Yazidis, Kurds and Christians, many of whom have been ethnically-cleansed from the Turkish occupied areas of Syria. A report at Al-Monitor by Amberin Zaman tells of a boy who was kidnapped by the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army in 2019. “While detained, both Syrian National Army members and Turkish-speaking officials dressed in military fatigues were present.”

RBK confirms Vedemosti's reporting, and has ID'd the 3 Russian servicemen, elsewhere ID'd as members of SSO, as Senior Lieutenant Kirill Nikonov, Captain Dmitry Syskov and Major Roman Mitsyk.

hjl85 kirjutas:https://twitter.com/Faytuks/status/1320675479406432263
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Kriku kirjutas:Türgi evakueerib Moreki vaatluspunkti: https://syria.liveuamap.com/en/2020/19- ... bservation

Eight Turkish observation posts — at Sheikh Aqil, Anadan, Rashidin, al-Ais, Tell Touqan, al-Surman, Arima and Morek — remained in territories recaptured by regime forces.

In an address to his ruling party’s legislators in parliament, the Turkish leader also said a Russian airstrike that targeted Turkey-backed Syrian rebels in Idlib earlier this week was an indication that Moscow was not looking for a lasting peace in the region.

In his first remarks on Monday’s airstrike that killed dozens of fighters, Erdogan said: “Russia’s attack targeting the Syrian National Army forces’ training center is a sign that a lasting peace and calm is not wanted in the region.”

Some 9,462 foreign women and children are among more than 64,600 people detained at al-Hol and Roj camps, run by Syrian Kurdish authorities, where the majority of residents are Iraqi and Syrian nationals.