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Turkish Armed Force and/or Free Syrian Army allies partly razed a cemetery, demolished a shrine, and built a military position on top of it. That's what satellite imagery corroborated with social media photos show in @AKMcKeever's analysis on @Bellingcat.https://www.bellingcat.com/news/mena/2018/11/05/olive-branch-military-outpost-built-atop-afrin-cemetery/ …
The cemetery and shrine are on top of a strategically situated hilltop east of Angele in Afrin, #Syria: 36.464022, 36.61314 (http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=36.464022&lon=36.613140&z=17&m=bs …). Construction of the TSK/FSA military outpost took place between late February and early March 2018, @planetlabs imagery shows.pic.twitter.com/TIp7lisQrT
That's around the time —28 Feb 2018— that Angele, one of the last remaining YPG-held town along the Syria-Turkey border, was captured by the Syrian National Army's First Legion and Liwa al-Vaqqas, two predominantly Turkmen groups allied with TSK.pic.twitter.com/Z1A7Ucy3p7
Well done! First of all, the terrorist organization pkk's symbols must be removed from everywhere. So called shrines are also pkk's symbols. If it's a strategically situated hilltop overlooking the city who cares pkk's symbols.
Wow these Turks have no shame of lying to distort the truth. !!
Great reporting, on something so rarely reported on. Thank you.
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