Occupation settled 1,500 mercenaries' families in Serêkaniyê

The Turkish occupation continues its policy of bringing about a demographic change in the city of Serêkaniyê, and according to sources, the Turkish occupation has brought 1,500 families of mercenaries and had been settled in the city.

22 January, 2020 08:25

AL-HASAKAH – JIHAN BALKEN

And the attacks of the Turkish occupation on NE, Syria regions have continued since October 9, 2019, and despite the cease-fire agreements, they have not stopped, and as a result thousands of indigenous people from the city of Serêkaniyê have been forced to migrate.

As the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries seek to bring about a demographic change in the areas it occupied in the midst of an international silence, and that human rights organizations do not show any clear position towards that.

The occupation brings mercenary families from Idlib, Hama, Homs, Jarablus, and al-Bab Azaz areas, and houses them in civilian homes after being displaced from them.

According to information reported by local sources, the Turkish occupation brought 1,500 families of mercenary families to what they called the "Sultan Murad Brigade, and Liwa al-Sham from the city of Gilan Banar in Bakur, north Kurdistan and entered it into the city of

Information indicated that mercenary families were resettled in civilian homes within the neighborhoods of Kharabat and al-Hawarneh.

Other sources said: The Turkish occupation trains mercenary elements in the city of Gilan Banar and then introduces them and their families to the city of Serêkaniyê.

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ANHA