"At least 1,000 small and large trucks have transferred a large volume of medical equipment and foodstuff among the ISIL terrorists in Northern Syria," Hawar reported.
"The vehicles entered from Bab al-Hawa border crossing into Western Idlib," the sources said.
"The convoys of aid cargo were guarded by Turkish and ISIL security forces," they went on to say.
Turkey is among the main supporters of the militant groups operating in Syria, with reports saying that Ankara actively trains and arms the Takfiri elements there and facilitates their safe passage into the violence-wracked country. Ankara has also been accused of buying smuggled oil from the ISIL.
One could ask what local sources? It could well be Western sources who wish to sour Turkish new relations with Russia. There has suddenly been an uptick lately in some Western news outlets about resupplying of ISIS via Turkey, something that was absent in the days before Erdogan turned away from the West.