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Turkey has closed off the flow of water in the Euphrates River that runs from its Southern territories to Northern Syria, Hawar News reported.

The Euphrates River is the main source of water reservoir behind the Tishrin Dam, and the source said the shortage of water in the Dam has stopped its Hydropower plant's power generation for Aleppo city.

Hawar news added that water in Assad Lake and behind the Tishrin Dam is at its lowest level and insufficient for pumping into the turbines of the Tishrin hydropower plant.

Since Friday night, the power totally has been cut off after ceasing Tishrin Dam from generating electricity. Soon, the management of Tishrin Dam released a statement and made the reasons of cutting off the electricity clear.

The statement contains the following:

On Thursday, Syrian National Reconciliation Minister Ali Heidar strongly criticized Turkish army's invasion of his country's territory and underlined that the top political and military brass in Damascus were to make a decision about confronting the Turkish aggression.

Ali Heidar blasted Turkey for their interference and invasion of parts of Northern Syria, saying Ankara was trying to impose its presence in the Syrian crisis.

He further added that the Syrian government's stance against the Turkish Army's presence in the Northern part of the country was not changed and Damascus considered the move as an aggression and violation of its sovereignty rights.

"Specifying the place, time and mechanism for direct confrontation (with Turkish occupiers) is the responsibility of the country's top political-military brass. It might be better to deal with this issue first through diplomatic channels in order to evade direct confrontation," the Syrian minister said regarding the possibility of direct military confrontation between Damascus and Ankara.