Afrin people: Damascus governments policies are continuation of  Turkish occupation one

People of Afrin said that the policy followed by the Damascus government of imposing siege on al-Shahba is a continuation of the Turkish occupation’s policy that aims at breaking the will of the people of Afrin and their resistance, stressing that they will keep resisting them no matter the cost.

Afrin people: Damascus governments policies are continuation of  Turkish occupation one
3 February, 2021   03:37
AL-SHAHBA - LINDDA SHEIKH

Amid the difficulties in the camps and semi-destroyed homes in al-Shahba canton, and shelling of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries, the Damascus government ongoing suffocating siege on the people in the canton continue facing these circumstances in light of the cold weather conditions.

Regarding this, our ANHA's correspondent monitored the opinions of Afrin people in the camps of al-Shahba canton, so Maroush Kalakawi, from Afrin city, who is now in Barkhdan camp, said: “We live under tents without international care, in addition to the Syrian government's siege. We live in difficult conditions in the camps, and no one hears our voice. "

 “The Syrian government does not consider us Syrians nor does it give us our rights, under the guarantor state, Russia that does not fulfil its role towards the people at the expense of the people. It is the one that paved the way for Turkey and its mercenaries to occupy Afrin and other areas of Syria,” Kalakawi continued. " 

At the end, Kalakawi appealed to the international community to hear their voice. She also called on the Syrian government to adjust its policy towards them because they are also Syrians.

Sheikho Bilal, 80-year-old from the Bulbul sub-district, said: “We are facing the cold of winter without heating materials because the Syrian government prevents the entry of fuel oil and flour into the district. We will overcome all these schemes, because we are a peaceful and resistant people, and we do not accept betrayal. "

Bilal added, "I am 80 , and I suffer from diabetes and hypertension, so I cannot resist the cold in the tent, and my young children also cannot tolerate this severe cold."

For her part, citizen Horia Ibrahim said: “We at Barkhdan camp, do not have the fuel because the Syrian government has besieged us, yet international organizations do not care about our situation.”

She concluded, saying, "We are Syrians and did not come from another country. Nevertheless, the government looks at us as if we are mercenaries."

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ANHA

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