Turkey captures Mount Bursaya from Kurdish militants in NW Syria
Turkish military says it has captured Mount Barsaya, a strategic territory near the border town of Afrin, as it expands its operation against Kurdish militants in northwestern Syria.
Since January 20th, Turkey has been attacking the Kurdish People's Protection Units, whom it considers a terrorist group, inside the Syrian soil despite international concern.
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