Command of regime forces: Turkish attacks not succeed in protecting terrorism

 The General Command of the Syrian regime forces indicated that the Turkish attacks will not succeed in protecting terrorism and confirmed its readiness to respond to the Turkish attacks

Command of regime forces: Turkish attacks not succeed in protecting terrorism
11 February, 2020   15:55
 News desk

"The Turkish regime is ongoing to escalate its aggressive actions and military violations of the Syrian geography in violation of the international law and the principle of the sovereignty of independent states, in an attempt to stop the advance of the Syrian Arab Army and prevent the collapse of the terrorist organizations ," the General Command of the regime forces said in a statement. Armed terrorist organizations, classified as international terrorist organizations, in Idlib and western Aleppo, SANA news agency reported.

"The Turkish attacks will not succeed in protecting armed takfiri terrorism and will not discourage the army from pursuing its hostilities in Idlib province, western and southern Aleppo, to cleanse them of the tyranny of the armed terrorism under various names, and to restore security and stability to all areas along the  Syrian geography," the regime forces said.

The command noted that "the Turkish regime has mobilized new military crowds and intensified its aggression by targeting civilian populated areas and the positions of the military units with rocket-propelled grenades, all in order to help the terrorists continue to control the ground and take "The civilian population as hostage and human shields.  We continue to commit crimes, systematic destruction and control the fates of the people in the areas where these armed terrorist organizations are stationed."

"Our armed forces continue to carry out their constitutional and national tasks, and are ready to respond to the attacks of the Turkish occupation forces, and to carry out their sacred duty to defend the security of the homeland and citizens on the geography of the Syrian state," it said.

SOURCE: SANA