"Turkish occupation crimes target all peoples and components"

A member of the General Council of the Future Syria Party said that Turkey seeks to restore the dream of the Ottoman caliphate, and is working to "impose the Brotherhood belt on the border strip," and affirmed support for the campaign launched by the Kurdish community system.

"Turkish occupation crimes target all peoples and components"
2 October, 2020   03:04
Al Shahba - Linda Sheikh

On September 12 this year, the Kurdistan People's Union issued a campaign under the slogan "No to isolation, fascism and occupation ... the time for freedom", in which it called for an escalation of the struggle against the Turkish occupation in all parts of Kurdistan.

Member of the General Council of the Future Syria Party, Ali Salameh, said: “The Turkish state was founded on massacres and crimes, from the inception of the Ottoman Empire until now, as it practiced murder, displacement and abuse of women and children in all the areas they entered and occupied.”

Regarding the campaign launched by the Kurdish community system, Salameh said: "The aim of this campaign is to expose the crimes of the Turkish state to the world public opinion, and thus put an end to the crimes committed by the Turkish state since its establishment until now."

Salameh noted that the crimes of the Turkish occupation target all peoples and components of the region, not only the Kurdish people, and affirmed his support for the campaign.

Salameh noted that Turkey aims, through its attacks, to empty the regions of their original inhabitants to conceal their identity, and said in this regard, “The Turkish state dream to resurrect the Ottoman caliphate, to impose the Brotherhood belt on the entire border strip, all components, in turn, must stand against this new Ottoman Brotherhood expansion project."

He appealed to the international community to confront the Turkish occupation, and called on all components, especially in northern and eastern Syria, to join hands against this tyranny.

ANHA

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