Refugees: Turkey's gangs follow ISIS atrocities

Displaced people said that the mercenaries of the so-called Syrian National Army stole their homes in front of their eyes, and they booby-trapped and detonated the houses, which is the same method used by ISIS in the number of areas it occupied.

Dignity Resistance

29 December, 2019 05:24

AL-HASAKAH

The Turkish attack on NE, Syria resulted in the displacement of more than 300,000 civilians from the border areas.

The Autonomous Administration in North and East of Syria in the city of al-Hasakah has allocated more than 64 centers for the shelter of the displaced, in addition to the Washokani camp, which is inhabited by more than 5,700 displaced, and is located west of the center of the city of al-Hasakah.

All the displaced share a single wish, which is to return to their city and homes, and stress the necessity of taking out the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries, because with their presence no one will return, given their massacres and violations against civilians.

Hawar news agency ANHA met with a number of displaced people living in Washokani camp, and explained the difficult conditions in the camp, in addition to a large shortage in daily necessities of food, medicine and clothing.

Halima Muhammad, in the eighth decade of her life, was displaced from Serêkaniyê

. She said, "We were abandoned from our homes after the Turkish planes bombed Serêkaniyê, we came out with fear for our lives, these mercenaries stole all the items in the house, in addition to stealing all the agricultural equipment in our house. "

"The Syrian regime's statements always say Syria are united, but in any attack on the areas of north and east Syria it still remains silent," Halima added.

'Mercenaries destroyed our homes'

For her part, Najma Aliwi, who is one of the displaced women from the village of Umm al-Khair, which belongs to Tel Tamr, says, "Our village has become a line of fire that receives hitting from several directions, and as a result, we were displaced from our homes."

The mercenaries of the Turkish occupation, the Syrian National Army, continue their violations, following the approach of the mercenary of ISIS and Jabhet al-Nusra, as those who are now fighting are remnants of these terrorist organizations.

"At the beginning of our displacement to Washokani camp, our situation was good, but now our conditions are getting worse day after day, and we demand to return our homes soon, after pushing the mercenaries out the village."

(T/S)

ANHA