Citizens of al-Hasakah: We reject Turkish occupation of our stable, secure areas

Residents of the city of al-Hasakah in north Syria expressed their rejection of the Turkish threats and interference in the affairs of the area and showed that their areas enjoy security and stability by virtue of Syrian Democratic Forces

Citizens of al-Hasakah: We reject Turkish occupation of our stable, secure areas
31 December, 2018   09:39

AL_HASAKAH

The Turkish state is still escalating its statements in the words of its officials, headed by Erdogan to invade areas of north and east of Syria, which created an angry reaction to reject these threats.

Responding to this, the citizen Abdullah Mohammed who is from al-Mafti neighborhood in al-Hasakah city "we as citizens reject Turkish threats to invade the area, our areas are safe and stable by virtue of the People and Women Protection units (YPG-YPJ), and our situation here is good and we reject the Turkish intervention in our land."

In her turn, the citizen Umm Abdo denounced the Turkish threats, said "We reject any Turkish interference and expropriation of our land, we in the area live in fraternity and peace between all the components, we do not accept Turkey to come and occupy our land," she said.

The young man Malik Mustafa, owner of a shop in the city did not differ from the previous opinion, and said "Turkey wants to undermine our morale with its threats, but it does not realize that the Kurdish people do not undermine our will, and we reject any interference to our land because we live in safety and stability."

The other young man, Walt Aldar, stressed that they see in the People and Women Protection units (YPG-YPJ), and Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) that protects them, "We do not want Turkey to come and occupy our land, we are the most secure and stable area in Syria, and we do not want this to be destroyed by the occupiers, Afrin is still in front of our eyes, these threats will not undermine our resolve, we will continue to live on our land, no matter what it costs."

(T/S)

ANHA