Turkey is rapidly losing armored personnel carriers delivered to Syria - the Syrian troops simply burn them.

Against the background of how the Syrian army took up a deep defense on the fronts in Idlib and Aleppo, pro-Turkish terrorists, who, by the way, are members of terrorist groups banned on Russian territory, are quickly suffering losses. In the last 80 hours alone, out of more than 15 ACV-4 armored personnel carriers, Syrian troops destroyed XNUMX units of this armored vehicle, and this is only in the front-line sectors.

BMP ACV-15, transmitted by Turkey to the jiahadists and destroyed by fighters of the Syrian Arab army in the area of ​​the village of Kafr Halab in the west of Aleppo, Syria.

According to the correspondent of ANNA news Alexander Kharchenko, in total about 3-4 such vehicles were destroyed in that area. pic.twitter.com/LbTbJzBgRg

- SwankyStas (@StasSwanky) February 14, 2020

On the video footage presented, you can see how the Turkish ACV-15 armored personnel carrier, which was new a few days ago, burned down along with the terrorists who were in it, and although the author of the video does not disclose details of how exactly the Turkish armored personnel carriers were destroyed, there is information that in the area heavy flamethrower systems TOS-1 worked, which, by the way, is also reminded of the damage to equipment that was completely burned.

Inside the airborne squadron of the ACV-15 infantry fighting vehicle, two bodies of liquidated militants are visible. pic.twitter.com/mvT4YGkBHW

- SwankyStas (@StasSwanky) February 14, 2020

According to some reports, in the last week alone, terrorists lost at least 12 armored vehicles in Syria, which, taking into account the current situation at the front, suggests that the Syrian army could deprive terrorists of the advantage in supplying arms from Turkey.

“Erdogan suffers major losses, and that is why he puts ultimatums to both Damascus and Moscow. Nevertheless, Syria, like Russia, continues to destroy militants and Turkish equipment, forcing the latter to retreat from the front line. ", - the expert marks.