Turkish jets have carried out strikes against ISIS targets in Syria since entering the war in August.
Istanbul:
Turkey's military says its warplanes have attacked Islamic State group targets in northern Syria, killing 20 fighters.
A statement today by the Chief of General Staff's office said warplanes struck three buildings identified as belonging to ISIS.
A vehicle and motorcycle were also destroyed in the Saturday evening airstrike that came less than two days before a US-Russia agreement on a ceasefire in Syria takes effect.
Turkey last month sent tanks across the Syrian border aiming to help rebels retake Jarablus, a key ISIS-held border town, and to contain the expansion of a Syrian Kurdish militia.
Turkish jets have carried out several strikes against ISIS targets in Syria since the operation began. But clashes have also reportedly broken out between Turkish and Kurdish forces in the area.
(This story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
A statement today by the Chief of General Staff's office said warplanes struck three buildings identified as belonging to ISIS.
A vehicle and motorcycle were also destroyed in the Saturday evening airstrike that came less than two days before a US-Russia agreement on a ceasefire in Syria takes effect.
Turkey last month sent tanks across the Syrian border aiming to help rebels retake Jarablus, a key ISIS-held border town, and to contain the expansion of a Syrian Kurdish militia.
Turkish jets have carried out several strikes against ISIS targets in Syria since the operation began. But clashes have also reportedly broken out between Turkish and Kurdish forces in the area.
(This story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
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