The Turkish army plans to establish two more military bases in the northern regions of Aleppo and the Idlib Governorate in Syria, Mehr reported.

Military sources in northern Syria report the decision of the Turkish army to build two more military bases in Aleppo Governorate in addition to dozens of other bases that have been established over the past years.

According to the source, the two military bases are scheduled to be established near the Deir Balut and al-Ghazawieh crossings, which connect the northern regions of Aleppo to Idlib Governorate.

Turkish forces have been stationed at the site where these two headquarters are to be built, but construction has not yet begun, a military source announced.
Clashes between the armed terrorist groups of the Al-Nusra terrorist front and the Turkish-backed armed group known as the Third Legion have intensified in the recent ten days.

According to the latest reports, at least 58 individuals, including ten civilians, have been killed during the clashes between terrorist groups in Syria.

Turkish-backed groups control the border region in the north of Syria's Aleppo Governorate, and this region includes the cities of Jarablus, Afrin, al-Bab, and Azaz.