Assyrian Democratic Party member: Simel and Sipho scenario repeated

Since October 9, the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries from Daesh and Jabhat al-Nusra have been launching attacks on the people in northern and eastern Syria, with warplanes, rockets. These attacks have so far resulted in the martyrdom and injury of hundreds of civilians, in addition to the displacement of hundreds of thousands from their homes.

Hawar news agency (ANHA) interviewed with member of the Assyrian Democratic Party, Shimon Kalo.

'Turkish state repeats the scenario of massacres Sipho and Semel'

At the beginning of his speech, Shimon Kalo pointed out that the Turkish occupation is trying to restore the Ottoman era, and committing massacres against the components of the region. During the Daesh genocide of the Assyrians, hundreds of us have been abducted, and today the Turkish occupation state is seeking to repeat the scenario of Semel and Sipho,by committing massacres against our people. "

'Attacks do not target a single component'

"The attacks carried out by the Turkish army and its mercenaries under the name (Operation Peace Spring) are not only targeting one component, but they are aimed at all components, including Kurds, Arabs, Armenians, and Assyrians," he said. one more time".

'We no longer trust the countries of the world'

Shimon also said, "According to their claim, the United States and Turkey announced a ceasefire on October 23, but unfortunately the ceasefire was not implemented on the ground. Yesterday, the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries from ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusra launched attacks on the villages of Serêkaniyê (Managir, Java, Arbaeen, and al-Asadiya), hundreds of civilians have been displaced. Where is the cease-fire they are talking about? We no longer trust the countries of the world, and we will resist our strength and will. "

At the end of his speech, the member of the Assyrian Democratic Party appealed to the humanitarian institutions and organizations to block the road to these massacres and prevent their continuation.

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ANHA