The army hit 52 Daesh and 13 PKK/PYD targets in northern Syria on Thursday, the Turkish military said Friday.
The strikes were part of Turkey's Operation Euphrates Shield, launched in late August to clear the northern Syrian border area of terrorists. It is now in its 80th day.
The statement said eight opposition fighters were martyred and seven others injured during Thursday’s clashes.
According to the Turkish Armed Forces, Syrian opposition forces were unable to gain control of nine villages in the town of Al-Rai town due to Daesh terrorist resistance Thursday.
The 52 Daesh and 13 PKK/PYD targets included shelters, command and control centers, arms, and vehicles.