Beruin Yousef: Regime's goal was to hit safety in Qamişhlo

The co-chair of the Council of Qamişhlo canton, Beruin Yousef, noted that the aim of the regime's attacks on Qamişhlo city is to strike at the safety of the city.

Beruin Yousef: Regime's goal was to hit safety in Qamişhlo
9 September, 2018   09:24

MURADA KINDA – SULAFA ABDULRAHMAN / QAMISHLO

On Saturday, clashes broke out between the internal security forces and the military security of the Syrian regime, on the road of al-Hasaka near the airport of Qamişhlo, the clashes led to the killing of 11 members of the military security and wounding two, and seven members of the Internal Security Forces were martyred  and wounding another member.

The regime wanted to spread instability in the area

"The clashes were carried out by agents of the regime, the aim is to spread the instability in the area that has been safe for years, but our people do not be fooled by these games, the Internal Security Forces, the Traffic police, and the help police are protecting Qamishlo, "The regime's agents have wanted to spread instability for a while, and are behaving badly against the people."

"The regime wanted to arrest the young men and put them into compulsory service," she said. "The military security forces of the regime launched attacks on the Internal Security Forces, wanted to enter neighborhoods under the protection of the Internal Security Forces and spread chaos in the neighborhoods, the Internal Security Forces intervened and responded to them and blocked the way to spreading chaos.

Despite the instigation, Qamishlo will remain safe

"The regime is deliberately spreading chaos in the area, but the areas are liberated and security is settled, we will not allow the regime's agents to incite chaos," she said. "Our young men serve in the self-protection force, and protect their land

We do not want bloodshed

"We do not want to shed blood in liberated areas," she said at the end of her speech, adding that talks between the Syrian Democratic Council and the Syrian regime have begun. "We hope that these talks will continue and we will live in safety."

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ANHA