Sources: Turkish occupation uproot hundreds of trees in Janders under opening road pretext

Local sources from Janders district in occupied Afrin indicated that the Turkish occupation uprooted hundreds of fruitful olive trees, which belong to the people of the district, under the pretext of opening a road between the district and the artificial border between Rojava and Bakur Kurdistan, "North Kurdistan".

According to the sources, the road starts from the entrance to Janders district, passing through the villages of Yalanguz, Baflur and Ashkan Gharbi, and reaches the village of Hammam at the Syrian-Turkish border, and the length of the road is about 15 km.

The source said that the aim of establishing an international road between Janders and the Hammam border village, which was established by the occupation after the occupation of the area, is to link Afrin with the Turkish state of Hatay.

Our agency's correspondent obtained the names of the people whose trees were uprooted and they are: “Adnan Ismail Arabo from Jandres district, Suleiman Horu from Jandres, Faiq Arbaa from Janders, Khalil Nabi from Jandres, Muhammad Ali Kassab from Jandres, Gabriel Kilo from Jandres, Zakaria Haj Khalil From Janders, Muhammad Omar Abbas from the village of Baflur, Hamza Mustafa Khalaf from the village of Baflur, Abd al-Rahman Khalil Battal from the village of Baflur, Majid Ali Hamid Hanan from the village of Baflur, Niazi Muhammad Omar from the village of Baflur, Khalil Omar Hanan from the village of Baflur, Hussein Hanan Hussain From the village of Yalanguz, Muhammad Hanan Rajab Bakr from the village of Yalanguz, Fayrouz Muhammad Kholmuz from the village of Yalanguz, Hussein Akash from the village of Yalanguz, Muhammad Haj Khalil from Janders, Murad Sheikh Murad from the village of Yalanguz, Sharaf al-Din Khalil Murad from the village of Kafr Safra, Khalil Abdul Hanan Hassan from Kafr Safra village, Khalil Hussein from Kafr Safra village, Hassan Ajili from Janders, Muhammad Hassan Agha from Kafr Safra village, Bashir Jalout Murad from Kafr Safra village, Farid Muhammad Omar from Baflur village, Suleiman Omar Hassan from Baflur village, Muhammad Kholmooz From the village of Yalanguz, "without knowing the number of trees that were uprooted for each person, and according to sources, hundreds of trees have been uprooted.”

In the same context, sources reported that the so-called Firqat Al-Hamzat imposed royalties on each olive tree, estimated at $ 2 to $ 8, in the villages of Janders district.

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