Rocket hits Turkish camp near Syrian border, kills two, wounds 12

Reuters
A Turkish girl leans out of a car window to have a look as Turkish army tanks and soldiers gather close to the Syrian border at Hassa, in Hatay province on Jan. 21, 2018. Turkish forces on Jan. 20, 2018, began a major new operation aimed at ousting the Peoples’ Protection Units (YPG) Kurdish militia from Afrin, pounding dozens of targets from the sky in air raids and with artillery. (AFP/Bulent Kilic)

ISTANBUL: A rocket fired from the Syrian region of Afrin struck a Turkish camp where Free Syrian Army (FSA) fighters were located near the border on Monday, killing two people and wounding 12, the Dogan news agency reported.
As Turkey’s operation against the US-backed Kurdish YPG militia in Afrin entered its third day, the rocket hit the Kirikhan area of Turkey’s Hatay province, Dogan said. It said those killed were believed to be FSA rebels, who are involved in the operation.