Scottish newspaper: ethnic cleansing by Turkey continues and the world silent

​​​​​​​In conjunction with the international silence, Turkey continues the policies of ethnic cleansing and erasing the Kurdish identity by targeting hospitals and safe societies that have been liberated from ISIS recently.

Scottish newspaper: ethnic cleansing by Turkey continues and the world silent
17 June, 2020   07:07
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The Scottish newspaper "The National" talked about Turkey's aggressive practices against the Kurdish people, and said that "on Sunday night, a NATO member sent 20 aircraft to bomb a neighboring country, without any international reaction, as Turkey is constantly trying to eliminate the Kurdish identity, Through its increasing brutal attacks inside and outside Turkey. "

Even as the United Nations called for an end to all battles due to the spread of the coronavirus in the region, Turkey continued to occupy and practiced ethnic cleansing in northern Syria, as well as continued its bombing of Kurdish areas in northern Iraq.

Sunday night's goals included the area around Mexmûr refugee camp, which includes Kurds who fled the persecution of the Turkish state in the 1990s, in full view of the United Nations, and also bombed Şengal province inhabited by Yazidis, where Yazidi Council in Şengal province said: "In one-night Turkey shelled who have survived from genocide 8 times, it is possible that they deliberately targeted the hospital, for how long will Turkey be allowed to kill? Will the United States and European Union members stop Turkey from killing us? What is the benefit of ending ISIS if Turkey is allowed to kill us?

It is no coincidence that this attack coincides with a major march in Turkey by the HDP to protest against the crushing of democracy, the isolation and imprisonment of elected mayors and representatives.

This is evidence that the Turkish state does not have time for constitutional policy and peace negotiations and is only interested in imposing its will by force. Turkey has always escaped punishment, because other countries do nothing about Ankara’s actions, as countries are able to impose a no-fly zone, but instead they hold Trade deals are sending Turkey more weapons.

The newspaper called on the governments of Scotland and Britain to take a stand for democracy and against aggression.

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ANHA