Tal Hamis demonstrates against Turkish attacks, decries international silence

Today, the people of Tal Hamis district, led by sheikhs and tribal leaders in the district, took to streets in demonstration against the Turkish attacks on the northern Syria regions, and condemned the international silence about them.

Tal Hamis demonstrates against Turkish attacks, decries international silence
Tal Hamis demonstrates against Turkish attacks, decries international silence
Tal Hamis demonstrates against Turkish attacks, decries international silence
Tal Hamis demonstrates against Turkish attacks, decries international silence
Tal Hamis demonstrates against Turkish attacks, decries international silence
14 December, 2020   12:45
Qamishlo

Most of the northern and eastern regions of Syria have witnessed activities condemning the Turkish attacks on the northern and eastern regions of Syria. In this context, the people of Tal Hamis demonstrated.

The demonstrators held banners reading "No to occupation and extermination, together to protect women and life," Occupation is violence. The demonstrators carried pictures of the leader Abdullah Ocalan and the flags of the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Women’s Protection Units.

The demonstration started in front of the Traffic Headquarters in the Tal Hamis district, and roamed the main street. Kongra Star administrator in Tal Hamis district Naira Al-Hamko condemned the "international silence regarding the crimes of the Turkish occupation in the regions of northern and eastern Syria."

She considered the international silence a green light for the Turkish attacks, saying: "Silence and inaction give the green light to Erdogan and his mercenaries to continue their attacks on our land and its occupation."

"We, the women of Kongra Star and the Arab component, declare our support for the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Women’s Protection Units; all of us are required to be up to the responsibility entrusted to us and to be alert to the malicious plots around us aimed at undermining the security and stability of the region."

The demonstration ended with chanting slogans calling for the freedom of the leader Abdullah Ocalan and denouncing the attacks of the Turkish occupation army.

J.O

ANHA