Syria Civil War: 200-Year-Old Ottoman Cannon Taken From Aleppo Museum by Rebels, Used in Battle; Video Surfaces
A 200-year-old Ottoman cannon, once housed in the Aleppo Museum, has been taken by rebels during Syria’s civil war and used in battle. A video has surfaced showing the historic artifact being fired in combat.
A 200-year-old Ottoman cannon, once housed in the Aleppo Museum, has been taken by rebels during Syria’s civil war and used in battle. A video has surfaced showing the historic artifact being fired in combat. The cannon, a significant cultural piece, was removed from the museum as the city became a warzone. Syria Crisis: Bashar al-Assad Left Country After Deciding To Leave Presidential Post, Gave Instructions To Transfer Power Peacefully, Claims Russia's Foreign Ministry.
200-Year-Old Cannon Used in Syria Civil War
A M A Z I N G 💥 -- Syrian Opposition forces used a Museum-refurbished 160-year-old Ottoman cannon to successfully strike an #Assad outpost with an actual cannonball! 🟩🇹🇷 pic.twitter.com/RvrckxoXnz
— Turkish Century (@TurkishCentury) December 8, 2024
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