Burning homes of the Kurds and stripping the rich of their money in Girê Spî

The displaced woman (H,M) from the occupied city of Girê Spî said that "the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation displace the Kurds and burn their homes and all their contents." Other information also confirmed that the mercenaries are stripping the rich of their property in the context of the looting and plunder they are carrying out. In the region after its occupation.

Burning homes of the Kurds and stripping the rich of their money in Girê Spî
5 February, 2020   08:48
KOBANI – HIZA HASSAN

One of the families affected by the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation army in the occupied city of Girê Spî is the family (HM) living in the city of Kobani, whose home and all the contents in it were burned by the mercenaries after they were displaced by the Turkish aggression on the city.

The displaced woman (H,M), who did not want to identified her photo for special reasons said that "they were displaced from their city during the Turkish attack, and they were unable to bring many of their needs, and they rushed to save the lives of children from the Turkish barbaric bombing.

She explained that "after Turkey's occupation of the city of Tel-Abyed, the homes of the Kurds were targeted and burned, and they adopted the principle of differentiating between the components of the region, in addition to carrying out theft and plundering of the Kurds' properties, and entering them into the Turkish lands to be sold in the markets."

On the other hand, sources from the occupied city of Tel-Abyed told Hawar news agency (ANHA) that the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation were expropriating the property of the rich in the city.

The sources pointed out that mercenaries take away agricultural machineries, cars, livestock, wheat and barley, and other property from civilians who are noticed that their financial conditions are good.

The sources indicated the names of some of the families whose properties were confiscated, namely, the family of Muhammad Manbaji and Idan Salloum, and dozens of other families.

(T/S)

ANHA