The Turkish transshipment base for the smuggling of Syrian oil was again hit by a missile strike.

A few hours ago, the Syrian military launched a new missile strike using the Tochka-U tactical missile system against jihadist positions, where a large amount of smuggled oil was temporarily stored in Turkey. As a result of a tactical missile strike, dozens of oil tankers were again destroyed, and the total damage caused to the militants and Turkey is estimated at several hundred thousand dollars, excluding the cost of the destroyed vehicles.

As before, the strike was inflicted with the use of the Tochka-U OTRK, as evidenced by the fragments of the missile parts found not far from the impact site, while sources claim a fairly large number of eliminated militants who guarded the truck parking lot.

It is known that an unmanned aerial vehicle was seen in the Humraan area during the day, which, probably, carried out an assessment of the situation for a subsequent strike against the jihadists.

A number of foreign sources previously reported that the militants were exchanging oil for fuel for military equipment, but because of the strikes of the CAA, tanks and armored vehicles could not be used in attacks.