Sit-in near Turkish border... since 8 days

KOBANI

One of the border villages between the canton and Turkey, Kobani people are still ongoing in sit-in which enters its 8th day, after the Turkish threats to launch attacks against North and East Syria, which is rejected by the components of the Syrian people under the sit-in tent.

Qeremox village, east of the city of Kobani, which is located on the border line, where banners and slogans have raised which encourage to prevent any surprise Turkish attack may occur, and emphasizing the unity of components in one trench against the Turkish threat aimed at dividing the country.

The sit-in is considered the only one in the canton but a number of tents have been set up in different areas near the border with Turkey, such as Serêkaniyê, Tel-Abyed and al-Hasakah in the eastern Syria.

The tents are set up days after threats by the Turkish occupation of an attack on North and East Syria, where IS on the edge of defeat and Turkey tries to prolong IS' life  

The institutions of Democratic Autonomous Administration rotate to participate in the tent a few hundred meters away from the border, accompanied by dozens of people who  are coming from the villages and towns of the canton, and members of the Intellectuals Union of Kobani canton have participated in the event.

"Your threats will not frighten us, but will increase our determination to resist. Your threats will not weaken the unity of the components of North and East of Syria," they said.

On the other hand, dozens of members of the Fundamental Protection Forces stand on rooftops and on the main road passing from the village to protect the protesters.

Everyone confirms through words that there is no alternative to resistance in the face of any invasion by Turkey, as they call on the international community to break its silence against the Turkish threats.

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ANHA