AA warns of serious consequences in event of any Turkish invasion

This came in a statement issued by the Social Affairs and Labor Body in the AA of North and East Syria, and the Office of the Affairs of the Displaced and the Refugees.

"It has become clear to the far and wide the security and safety provided by the people of northern and eastern Syria under the Democratic Autonomous Administration(AA) as a result of the harmony and solidarity of all components and segments of society to make great sacrifices in defense of their regions in the face of the most powerful terrorist organizations represented by ISIS and its partners. The people in the region avoided themselves from engaging in battles that happened in other parts of Syria, despite the sectarian, ethnic and societal strife that has been woven into the Syrian fabric. The Administration managed to shelter hundreds of thousands of displaced people fleeing the internal war in its cities and countryside and shared food, clothing, and housing with them, in addition to tens of thousands of immigrants from neighboring Iraq.

We can say that the largest displacement wave in the autonomous regions and the most dangerous was within the military victories over the alleged caliphate.

The most recent of these was the turning point in the equation of the Syrian and Middle East crisis, with the help of the Global Coalition.

Thousands of fighters of ISIS and their families, children and women handed over to the SDF for shelter in al-Hol camp, which is considered one of the largest and most dangerous camps in the Middle East in the world.

According to the latest official statistics, the camp hosts 71658 displaced persons and refugees from different nationalities of more than 60 countries.

30890 people are Iraqi refugees include/ 8756 / Iraqi families.

30314displaced Syrians include 8906 Syrian families.

10,454 immigrants from around the world, including 3295 families of the terrorist organization, whose risk is not less than thousands of fighters in the detention centers of the Syrian Democratic Forces, this costs the AA significant material and security burdens.

This camp, which is considered by many followers of humanitarian affairs and immigration as a barrel of gunpowder, witnesses daily incidents of killing, stabbing and burning and impose a threat to humanitarian organizations and security and administrative bodies based on the camp and attempts to flee to unknown destinations in conjunction with the daily and repeated threats to invade and hit the AA areas with false pretenses which are far from reality by the Turkish regime and more than that, ISIS immigrants organize themselves inside the camp and spread extremist thought among children under the age of majority within the camp and this is indicative of something close substantive link between what is happening inside the camp and the threats of the Justice and Development Party and its President Erdogan.

If Erdogan invades the areas of AA, the region will be in flames of fire and spread the chaos and will be difficult to control.

In al-Hol camp, ISIS will be able to reorganize its cards and begin a new phase of murder, extremism and chaos and its borders will not stop at a particular geography, but will spread in all geographies and in front of this dangerous scene and despite appeals by the AA of the international community to assume its responsibilities, we reiterate our appeal to all parties concerned with the Syrian affairs to assume their moral, humanitarian and human rights responsibilities to receive their detainees and carry out their duty towards the displaced and refugees in the AA areas, both financially and morally and the need to establish an international tribunal in northern and eastern Syria to try members of the terrorist organization of Daesh in accordance with international laws and human rights principles.

A.H

ANHA