Shafaq News/ The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) reported on Sunday thatseven of its fighters were killed in ongoing battles across northern andeastern Syria, while 23 Turkish-backed militants were also killed, according tothe SDF.
In a statement posted on its website, the SDF said its fighters died during"ongoing resistance to repel Turkish occupation and its mercenaries, aswell as against ISIS cells."
The SDF added that "all attacks have been thwarted by our fighters, whohave inflicted heavy casualties on the enemy in terms of both personnel andequipment."
Fighting has continued along the southeastern frontlines of Manbijcountryside, where 23 Turkish-backed fighters were killed and 36 otherswounded.
Turkiye, which maintains a military presence in northern Syria, views theSDF as an offshoot of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), labeling it aterrorist organization.
Last month, Turkish-backed Syrian National Army factions seized control ofManbij in eastern Aleppo after clashes with the SDF.
Earlier, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan threatened Kurdish fightersin Syria, giving them an ultimatum to either lay down their weapons or facebeing "buried in the ground."
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