Turkey's mercenaries fabricate accusations to prevent refugees’ return

The Turkish attack, which is still ongoing in the areas of northern and eastern Syria, left behind hundreds of martyrs and wounded civilians, in addition to the displacement of more than 300,000 civilians.

The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries, the so-called "Syrian National Army", and during this attack that is still ongoing, have committed dozens of massacres against civilians, including the killing of the Secretary-General of the Future Syria Party, the Kurdish Red Crescent staff and many of the people who are numbered 478 martyrs, while 1,078 others were injured.

The occupation and its mercenaries practice violations similar to those of ISIS and Jabhet al-Nusra mercenaries, as they include the remains of mercenaries.

After the mercenaries, in their attack that they started in the 9th of October of this year, occupied the cities of Serekaniye, Gire Spi / Tel Abyad, they are trying to deceive the people and spread the false news about the safety they provide in the areas they occupied.

Khadija Mesbah Al-Amin, from Arbin village in Serekaniye, spoke to Hawar News about the violations that their mercenaries commit, including theft, destruction and killing of civilians.”

The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries repeat the scenario of Afrin in order to imprison civilians or take ransom from their relatives in the areas they occupied between Serekaniye and Girê Spi / Tel Abyad.

“A group of mercenaries from the so-called Syrian National Army came to our house, and they accused my husband that his brothers were planting mines in the village,” says Khadija.

"The mercenaries broke the doors and windows in my house, and they also accused us of having weapons in it, and they threatened my husband not to leave the house, where they bombed it afterwards and we were displaced towards the city of Hasaka."

Khadija noted, "After we were displaced from our house, a group of mercenaries came and stole all the items in the house, in addition to stealing six cows from my house, we were earning a living by selling their milk."

After hearing the news of her property theft, Khadija wanted to return again, but she was threatened and went back again, saying: "I went to the village to restore the cows, someone told me to go from here before the one called" Abu Malik "will arrest you and take you to Turkey and imprison you."

Khadija indicated that she immediately returned to Washokani camp for fear of them, and that the mercenaries told her, "We will steal all the items in your homes.” She called on the humanitarian organizations to lend a hand and remove the Turkish occupation from their lands.

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ANHA