Politicians, citizens call on respecting Şengal administration

In a new conspiracy move, an agreement was concluded on the 9th of last October between the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and the Iraqi government at the expense of the Yazidis to eliminate their self-administration, which was established after its liberation and formation of their Protections Units.

Muhammad Saeed said: "The Turkish occupation seeks to revive the charter that includes Mosul and Kirkuk and Şengal in cooperation with the KDP."

Saeed added, "We have not forgotten the brutal attacks that affected the Yazidi people in 2014, and thousands of martyrs, kidnapped women, and were sold in slave markets."

Saeed noted, "After liberating Şengal from ISIS and prevent new massacres, the Yazidi religious minority established self-administration and protection units."

They are not entitled to intervene after withdrawal ′

For her part, Hadiya Abdullah from Qamishlo denounced the "new conspiracy directed by the KDP and the Iraqi government against Şengal," and said: "The Iraqi government and the government of Başur Kurdistan (north of Iraq Kurds populated regions) have no right to intervene after leaving the regions' minority face the worst massacres by ISIS."

For their part, Aleppo politicians made it clear that the forces that fled in 2014 from Şengal would not be able to protect them, and considered the recent agreement as a continuation of the genocide.

The agreement was concluded with Turkish orders ′

Member of the General Council of the Democratic Union Party, Amina Bayram, said: "This agreement was concluded on the instructions of the Turkish state for carrying out its plan of occupying Şengal."

Bayram pointed out that "the attack of ISIS mercenaries in 2014 was supported by the Turkish occupation, and the withdrawal of the KDP's affiliated Peshmergas from Şengal and silence in the face of genocide and massacres against the Yazidis, prove that the agreement is a continuation of those attacks."

Bayram called on all Kurds in across Kurdistan to support Şengal to thwart the plans and policies of Turkey and the Kurdistan Democratic Party.

A member of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Party, Muhammad Ali, considered the agreement between the governments of Hewlêr and Baghdad aimed at thwarting the project of self-management."

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ANHA