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The Turkish Ministry of Defense stated that two soldiers were killed in an armored vehicle attack in northern Syria and two were injured.

The Turkish Defense Ministry said on Saturday that two Turkish soldiers were killed in an attack on an armored vehicle in northern Syria and two were injured.

The ministry stated that the Turkish army immediately launched retaliatory fire.

“Our punitive firepower against terrorist positions continues,” said a statement shared on Twitter.

It said the attack took place in the area launched by Turkey Cross-border Operation “Uphra Bottom” The expulsion of Islamic State (ISIL) fighters and the Syrian Kurdish People’s Protection Force (YPG) in 2016.

Media reports stated that the attack occurred in the al-Bab area.

Ankara considers YPG, which constitutes The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), A “terrorist” organization associated with the Kurdish Workers’ Party (PKK), a Kurdish separatist organization in Turkey.

PKK is designated as a “terrorist organization” by the United States and the European Union.

Al Jazeera from Istanbul reported that the Turkish army had “retaliated against (against) YPG positions” from its military posts in the area. “These attacks seem to last all night,” Serdar said.

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