Accidentals on Top of Trills

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Hey this is probably a dumb question, but I don't really run into too many trills like this in the music I play but there is this piece by Balay called Petite Piece Concertante. In the march section the key changes to F and from bars 106-109 there is a trill on the E but there are accidentals above.

I understand that those are auxillary notes above so there is a natural above the trill from bars 106-107 which is a trill to the F? Then 108-109 there is flat symbol so it would be F-flat? So trilling an E to an E? or should that just be a half step trill? Im not quite sure.

Would anyone be able to clairfy?

Thanks!

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