A displaced man: Turkey's mercenaries are themselves ISIS, Jabhet al-Nusra

The Turkish attack on the regions of northern and eastern Syria is still continuing since the 9^th of October of this year, and as a result of the Turkish attack that targeted civilians, more than 400 civilians were killed and hundreds were injured, and more than 300 thousand families were forcibly displaced to the cities and areas of Hasaka, Qamishlo and Raqqa.

The 33-year-old Farid Ayesh Muhammad from the countryside of Serekaniye border city, forcibly displaced with his seven-member family from the countryside of Serekaniye and took refuge in Al-Shaddadi district.

The young man Farid Muhammad recounts the violations of the so-called “National Army” and the Turkish occupation forces against unarmed civilians during their fierce attack on all of northern Syria, saying, “I am a citizen of Serekaniye countryside and now I am a refugee in the countryside of Al-Shaddadi district because of the injustice and oppression of the terrorist forces that have left thousands of people displaced from their homes and cities and wreaked havoc on property. "

Farid Muhammad pointed out that the bullets of terrorism did not exclude a child and a young man, and there were martyrs, many of whom were children and women, "and we were not even able to transfer or bury them, and their bodies remained on the roads."

Muhammad confirmed that the fighters in the mercenary ranks are the ISIS terrorist groups fleeing the fighting in Syria, and added, "exclaiming God is great, their voices and songs were the same that the elements of Al-Nusra and ISIS were chanting."

Muhammad added, "It was not possible for us to remove our supplies and needs from our homes before we left, as my family and children were taken on a motorbike from the Sri Caniyeh countryside to the Al-Shaddadi side."

Farid Muhammed ended his speech, calling on humanitarian organizations to look with compassion for the conditions of the displaced and to provide humanitarian assistance as possible, as they are going through a severe crisis.

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ANHA