Russian silence encourages Turkey to massacres

Co-chair of the Kobani Canton Council, Mustafa Ito, has condemned silence observed by Russian Forces and European Countries regarding attacks by Turkish Occupation Forces on the Ain Issa area, saying that encourages Turkey to occupy more Syrian territories and proceed to commit more massacres against it's people.

13 December, 2020 07:30

KONANI, MAYSA' AKARI

Occurrence of attacks by Turkish Occupation Forces on the Ain Issa district lately are getting more intense that arouse fears of n new occupation by Turkey in North Eastern Syria.

Co-chair of the Kobani Canton Council, Mustafa Ito, condemned silence observed by Russian Forces and the European countries regarding Turkish attacks on the region.

In an interview with ANHA Ito indicated that silence observed by European countries conduces to hegemony of the Turkish State and more occupations in the Syrian soil, not only in northern areas rather in various countries in the middle east for the mere dream of the reviving the late Ottoman Sultanate''.

Ito indicated that'' Russia was the guarantor in Afrin prior it's occupation by Turkey and it never abided by the pledges made, today Ain Issa is being bombarded by Turkish Occupation Forces and the affiliated mercenaries on daily bases and launch attacks from time to tile, and kill civilians openly and all that keep the silent.

On January 20 2018, Turkish Occupation Forces attacked Afrin that was occupied on March 18^th, 2018, to undergo human rights violations and breaches and robbing and looting archaeological sites and antiquities, after indigenous people were forced to leave, and demographic changes by settling mercenary families in the region.

Ito believes that the Syrian Government has no ability to protect Syrian soils, and '' in spite of the Syrian Crisis and deportation, occupations, murder and destruction the Syrian Government still clings to it's adopted chauvinist mentality'', and that Turkey and Russia want to conclude agreements at the expense of Syrians. .

On October 22^nd, 2019 Turkey and Russia reached a 10-term agreement of which retreat by Syrian Democratic Forces to a 30km distance from the Syrian Turkish border observing a ceasefire in addition to conducting joint Russian Turkish patrols into no more than 10km depth on the Syrian soil and deployment of Syrian Government Forces to the border with Turkey.

Ito pointed out that silence observed by Russians regarding Turkish attacks encourage Turkey to occupy more lands in the area, and commit more crimes and changing demography of the area, calling on all concerned parts to stand to such bids and put an end to Turkish Occupation.

L.A.

ANHA