AA official slams Russian pragmatism regarding with Turkish attacks

Ain Issa district, its villages, and the M4 international road are subjected to almost daily attacks and shelling by the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries, in addition to the mercenaries' continuous attempts to occupy the district.

According to ANHA correspondents who follow the situation, the bombing operations caused dozens of civilians to be injured, the death of others, as well as significant damage to civilians' properties, in addition to the displacement of hundreds of their homes to escape the bombing.

And about the intensification of the escalation and the position of the Russian forces in the region, Hamdan Al-Abd, deputy co-presidency of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, spoke to ANHA.

Al-Abd said: "The attacks in the regions of northern and eastern Syria, especially the town of Ain Issa and its countryside, and the increase in their intensity, prove Turkey's failure to comply with the pledges and agreements, and it has become clear that Turkey is violating all the agreements concluded with both America and Russia."

He explained that these attacks come in the context of the Turkish Justice and Development Party's coverage of its internal failure and its endeavor to direct the eyes of the population outside Turkey, as well as to cover its withdrawal from the so-called "observation points" in Hama and Aleppo."

Al-Abd indicated that the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries aim to change the demography of the region through these attacks, by displacing the indigenous population through daily targeting.

Regarding the Russian forces ’position on these attacks, considering that they are a signatory to the agreement with Turkey, Al-Abd explained that the Russian guarantor has special interests with Turkey, and said:“ Russia is trying to draw the Turkish state to its side and keep it away from NATO, so it started with the S-400 missile deal, and later what happened in Karabakh, what is happening in these areas and our regions is nothing but understandings and an exchange of interests between Turkey and Russia. "

Hamdan al-Abd, Deputy to the co-presidency of the Executive Council in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, confirmed that Turkey would not be able to launch attacks in the region without a Russian green light.

Al-Abd concluded: "Unquestionably, Turkey would not have dared to target different areas of northern and eastern Syria, including the Ain Issa district, the western countryside of Girê Sip / Tal Abyad district, and the southern and eastern countryside of Ras- Al-Ain district."

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ANHA