​​​​​​​Al-Hol Notables: threats aim to subvert will of people

Chiefly sheikhs and notables of the al-Hol area, in eastern Hasaka, voiced that the Turkish threats against NE Syria are to strike at the will of people in the region, calling on all components of the region to back the SDF and the Autonomous Administration.

​​​​​​​Al-Hol Notables: threats aim to subvert will of people
4 February, 2021   04:55
HASAKA HANAR IBRAHEEM

Bids by the Turkish Occupation Forces and mercenary groups of the so-called Syrian National Army are underway to extend the extent of occupied areas in NE Syria via making threats and committing more crimes.

Al-Bab, Jarablus, Afrin, Sere Kaniye and Tal Abyad are all being occupied by Turkey under baseless allegations, for the time being, Turkish Occupation Forces try to occupy Shengl.

Khawatina's in the al-Hol, Sheikh Abdul Hameed Abdul Hameed tells ANHA :'' we condemn and denounce such attacks and threats made by Turkey against North Eastern Syria, Turkey aims to occupy more areas in NE Syria, to subvert the will of the people and to deport them'', adding '' people of the region ought to take the side of each other firmly to repel such attacks and back the SDF and the Autonomous Administration.

From is part, al-Sadat's in al-Hol, Daham Khalaf, makes clear that the aim of the Turkish Occupation Forces via making threats and committing crimes is to displace the people from the region. 

Khalaf added '' the duty entails on all components of the region, Kurds, Arabs, Syriacs and others to complementarity and support to exit the occupiers rom all our territories, the occupation tries to launch new attacks to deport and kill people''.

While co-chair of the al-Hol Municipal Council, Amar Musa, believes that such attacks are economically motivated, '' for this it threats Shengal Province and the Derik city, to strike at the Autonomous Administration that was established by the will of all people'', that '' ought to back each other and take no account of the sedition being fomented by the Syrian and Turkish regimes alike''

L.A.

ANHA