Number of Turkish Soldiers Killed In Idlib Increased
The number of Turkish soldiers killed as a result of shelling in Idlib increased to six, NTV reported referring to the Ministry of National Defense of Turkey.
Earlier, the ministry reported on Monday, four Turkish soldiers were killed, nine more were injured as a result of shelling, TASS reported.
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