Gulistan Muhammad: Stop Turkish state terrorism against journalists, children

MANBIJ

Our correspondent, Gulistan Mohammad, who was wounded by a sniper from the Turkish army in the city of Girê Spî, sent a letter to the international community and organizations concerned with journalists to express their silence about these violations against civilians and journalists.

She was hit by two bullets in the face. She suffered of difficulty in talking due to her injury in her jaw and head, so she has sent a short message to the agency during a visit by her fellow correspondents at the hospital on Sunday morning.

She stressed that "the Turkish elements targeted us directly and deliberately and their goal was to kill us and God willing that the bullet came in my jaw and not in my head where the target of the Turkish sniper ... It is terrorism."

She called on international organizations concerned with human rights and journalists in the world to "put an end to the Turkish state terrorism against the press and children"

On the latest health status of the correspondent of ANHA agency, which is still in the intensive care center inside the hospital, the supervisor, Dr. Shaher Haj Younis, said that she arrived at the hospital with a gunshot wound to the area of ​​the face and her injury was in the right jaw, causing a serious dislocation in her jaws. Her injury was critical where she has suffered of severe bleeding with damage to the facial nerve. "

Dr Shaher added "We have taken the necessary measures to save the health of the correspondent and have undergone surgery in the jaw area. The wound has been sewn and the wound cleaned from all the metal fragments to exceed the danger stage, but she will be treated for a while until she recovers,"

The Turkish army had targeted the correspondents of ANHA agency Ibrahim Ahmed and Gulistan Mohammed by intentionally sniper in the city of Girê Spî adjacent to the Turkish border in North Syria, where the correspondent Ibrahim has been injured in his hand and Gulistan in her face and now they are receiving the necessary treatment in the hospitals of Girê Spî and Manbij.

H/S

ANHA