Kurds fighting in remaining suburbs of Rajo

The Kurdish forces of Peoples’ Protection Units (YPG) are fighting against pro-Turkey militants in the areas of Rajo city, northern Syria, that have not fallen to the control of the militants.

According to Kurdpress reporter in the city there is a home to home fighting in Rajo, west of Afrin.

The reporter said some 10 percent of the city is still under the control of the Kurdish forces and the forces are using all their potential to prevent the fall of the city center.

Meanwhile there are heavy clashes in Jandars region and the militants of the Free Syria Army, affiliated with Turkey, have besieged the city but the Kurdish forces have prevented further advance of the forces.

Reporter’s code: 50101

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