Russian-Turkish cooperation in sharing the wheat of “shirkrak” between the Syrian government and opposition areas

Aso – exclusive (Tel Abiyad – Raqqa)
An agreement between Russia and the Turkish occupation, in North-East Syria, ended with the sharing of a quantity of wheat in the “Shirkrak silos” in the countryside of Raqqa.

The quantity of wheat included 8 large trucks, which were distributed between 4 trucks exported to the areas controlled by the Syrian government, and 4 trucks to areas occupied by Turkey and the Syrian National Army.

And the news circulated of an agreement between the two parties, with the spread of videos and pictures, showing the presence of Russian trucks and soldiers near the silos, while the Syrian opposition denied supplying wheat to the regime areas, but the Turkish occupation through an account of the Ministry of Defense confirmed the supply of wheat to the areas of the Syrian government.

Al-Shirkrak silos are located in the countryside of Raqqa, south of Tel Abiyad, which is a contact area between the Syrian National Army and the Syrian Democratic Forces recently because it is close to M4 the international road, where the Russian and the Syrian Government forces were near the silos.

The amount contained in the silos belongs to the people and farmers of the area, and it was plundered with Turkey’s occupation to Tel Abiyad.

Sources from inside the city of Tel Abiyad confirmed to Aso News Network that the quantity of wheat sent to Tel Abiyad stood on Saturday in front of the city’s mill, and it was emptied at the same mill, which is located near the border gate.

Sources stated that the quantity is 4 trucks.

Other sources reported to Aso News Network, citing a truck driver, that the remaining four trucks headed to Aleppo, accompanied by the Russian forces.

According to news sources close to Russia, this agreement marked the beginning of an agreement to transfer wheat shipments between the opposition and regime areas

The regions of the Syrian government and other areas in Syria are witnessing a crisis of bread.

* The image is from the internet