2024 Kobani clashes | |||||||
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Part of Operation Dawn of Freedom, Turkish offensive in northern Syria (2024–present) and Turkish involvement in the Syrian civil war | |||||||
Controlled by the Syrian Interim Government
Controlled by the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria | |||||||
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Per SOHR:![]() 5 captured[9] c. 450 killed (SDF claim)[10][b] 39 vehicles 6 tanks (SDF claim)[12] |
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11 civilians killed by SNA-TAF[d] ![]() |
The 2024 Kobani clashes were a military campaign conducted by the pro-Turkish Syrian National Army (SNA) and the Turkish Air Force against Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) following the successful 2024 Manbij offensive. The offensive was part of the broader Turkish offensive in northern Syria, and was launched with the intent to capture the Kurdish-majority city of Kobanî and positions in Ayn al-Arab District to the east of the Euphrates. The offensive was initiated with numerous airstrikes across the Kobanî countryside, and on the Tishrin Dam standing on the Euphrates between recently captured Manbij District territories and the Ayn al-Arab District.
Shami noted, claiming that they have killed more than 450 SNA militants in the last three weeks
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