PYD ends holding popular meetings in Kobane

This meeting comes within a series of meetings held by the Democratic Union Party in all regions of KobanE canton as part of the campaign it launched on the 14th of last month under the slogan "No to the Turkish Occupation, Yes to Protecting the Gains of the Revolution" with the aim of organizing all segments of society and liberating occupied areas.

Today, the Democratic Union Party is holding other meetings in conjunction with the Shiran sub-district meeting in Sarin and Mezghna district in Kobane.

The meeting began with a minute of silence in remembrance of the souls of the martyrs, followed by a speech by the administrator in the Public Relations Committee of the Democratic Union Party in the Euphrates region, Bakir Hajj Issa, in which he emphasized the need for solidarity and community organizing to respond to any external aggression and liberate the occupied territories.

Haj Issa indicated that the Turkish occupation state is trying in various ways to exterminate the Kurdish people, saying: “Turkey sees its absence in the presence of the Kurds because it is afraid of the Kurdish people's resistance and will.”

The Co-chair of the Justice Council in the Euphrates region, Nasra Khalil, also delivered a speech in which she said: “Turkey is fighting the Kurdish people by all means, from the military war to the special war it wages against the people of the region with the aim of dispersing society and sowing discord between the components of the people of northern and eastern Syria.”

In the conclusion of her speech, Khalil stressed the need for society to organize itself and coalesce against the occupation and attempts to sow strife by the enemies of the people of northern and eastern Syria.

This was followed by the administrative reading of the Public Relations Committee of the Democratic Union Party in the Euphrates region, Hajj Issa, the campaign directives for the people, and the discussion took place and the opinions of the people were taken about the campaign and its goals.

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ANHA