Mini combat vehicle used by the Syrian Defense Forces becomes viral

World News Nilgun Salim
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The ‘mini-tank destroyer’ is used by the rebels of the Syrian Defense Forces and the Popular Protection Units of Rojava.


The militants are using the combat vehicle to fight against the terrorists trapped in the Rakka region and named the operation ‘the Euphrates rage’.


This awkward tank has no side lights, just a webcam system installed in front of the vehicle.


Most Netizens, after they spotted the image online said the ‘mini-tank’ looks just like the ancient combat vehicles used during the First World War.


The bulletproof tank was photographed by Kurdish journalist Afarin Mamosta during his expedition in the Muayzilah village.


Afarin’s images became viral on Twitter and other social platforms.


Shortly after the Kurdish journalist posted his photos, other users leaked older images with the midget tank.


Surprisingly, the Muslim soldiers are using the ‘thing’ since 2015.


The mini combat vehicle participated in many important battles against the Islamic State organization, including the one in al-Hasakah, when rebels recovered the north-eastern region of Syria.


Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan revealed the final objective of this military incursion is recovering the control over the al-Bab region and cleaning the border region.


Tayyip confronted this issue with U.S. and Russia and mentioned Turkey is willing to initiate the infrastructure project in the area.


The reconditioning project is designated to block the Syrian migration and to allow the Syrian refugees established in Turkey to come back in their country.

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