​​​​​​​This is what displaced people have said to Russia when trying to provide aid

The displaced who fled the Turkish-occupied Girê Spî /Tel-Abyed, who live in Kobani and al-Tabqa, refused the assistance provided by the Russian military police, and demanded the Russian side to remove the Turkish occupation from their lands to return to it.

​​​​​​​This is what displaced people have said to Russia when trying to provide aid
19 December, 2019   08:35
KOBANI


Civilians displaced from the city of Girê Spî / Tel Abyad and took refuge in the villages of Kobani and al-Tabqa appeared in video clips obtained by the Hawar news agency (ANHA) as they confronted the Russian military police, and they refused the relief assistance it provided to the displaced.

The displaced people who gathered dozens around the Russian military police in the villages of Kerak (south of the city of Kobani) and al-Mahmoudly (west of the city of al-Tabqa) are calling on the Russian side to remove the Turkish occupation from their land instead of providing aid, so that they can return to their homes that Turkey pushed them out of.

Turkey launched an aggression against Serêkaniyê / Ras al-Ain and Girê Spî / Tel Abyad areas on October 9th, and subsequently occupied the two areas and displaced more than 300,000 civilians from the two areas.

These civilians were displaced in the Autonomous Administration in North and East of Syria, as they could not return to their occupied areas for fear of violations by mercenaries who threatened everyone who would return with death.

Turkey plans to make demographic changes in the areas it occupies in northern Syria, as it recently revealed a plan to house 1 million Syrian refugees in that area.

(T/S)

ANHA

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