Youth of Euphrates and Manbij condemn crimes of Turkish occupation against Kurdish people

Youth in Euphrates region and Manbij condemn crimes of Turkish occupation state against the Kurdish people, by organizing a march, during which they affirmed their continuation to the path of the martyrs and militants.

Youth of Euphrates and Manbij condemn crimes of Turkish occupation against Kurdish people
9 June, 2020   16:00
 Kobane

As part of a series of mass reactions condemning the crimes of  the Turkish killing machine against the Kurdish people, leaders and militants, the latest of which was targeting a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) Qasim Engin, the Euphrates Youth and Manbij organized marches in which they demanded to stand in the face of the Turkish occupation and expose its crimes.

The youth march started from the Free Woman Square in the city of Kobani and headed towards the shrine of the martyr Dijla passing through the Aleppo road, in which dozens of young people from the Euphrates and Manbij region participated, from Arabs and Kurds.

The marchers  chanted slogans denouncing the crimes of the Turkish occupation state against the Kurdish people in all parts of Kurdistan.

Member of the youth in Kobani Magda Hasso delivered a speech in which she emphasized the continuation of the struggle and the path of the martyrs, militants and leaders of the revolution until achieving their goals and liberating the land and the people.

Hasso added: "The Turkish occupation targets the Kurdish people by targeting its militants, leaders and political figures."


At the same time, she affirmed that the crimes of the Turkish occupation against Kurdish women in northern and eastern Syria, and the rest of Kurdistan have been going on for decades in an attempt to undermine the free and militant Kurdish will, including crime against Barin Kobani, and Hevrin Khalaf, and the Afrin girl, Malak Nabi Khalil, and recently Activist Laila Koven arrested.

The march ended after chanting slogans condemning the crimes of the Turkish occupation, which revives the struggle of the Kurdish woman.

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ANHA