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epa07240227 (FILE) - A convoy of US army troops and the People's Protection Units (YPG) Kurdish militia patrol near al-Ghanamya village, al-Darbasiyah town at the Syrian-Turkish border, Syria, 29 April 2017 (reissued 19 December 2018). US media reports on 19 December 2018 state USA may be in process of withdrawing all of its troops from Syria. An estimated 2,000 US troops, mainly located in Syria's north-east region, are in Syria with their primary task being the training of local units in their fight against the IS, the Islamic State militants. EPA/YOUSSEF RABIE YOUSSEF

Regime and Russian fake news | SOHR denies blast targeting US convoy in al-Hasakah

Al-Hasaka province: SOHR sources have denied circulated news, reported on the regime media and a Russian news agency, that a US convoy of trucks carrying logistical equipment was hit by an IED blast and vehicles burnt in al-Malikiya area in al- Hasakah countryside.

On November 23, SOHR sources denied all reports of rocket attacks on the American military base in Kharab al-Jabr Airport in al-Hasakah countryside.

Pro-regime media and a Russian news agency reported that a military airport, used by American forces as a military base, was hit by five missiles. However, no casualties have been reported yet.

Sources confirmed that as soon as the military base got targeted, the region witnessed intensive flights by US aircrafts and helicopters.

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