HPG: chemical weapons used in Gara Prisoners Camp

Peoples' Defence Forces clarified that chemical weapons were used by the Turkish State in the Siyane Camp in the latest onslaught on Mount Gara, adding '' due to outlawed chemical weapons usage, the area is inaccessible''.  

HPG: chemical weapons used in Gara Prisoners Camp
16 February, 2021   11:55
NEWS DESK

Media Office of the Peoples' Defence Forces, the HPG, a statement was released in reference to the Turkish onslaught on the Siyane Camp on Mount Gara holding Turkish prisoners of war,  reads as follows:   

''outcomes of the latest Turkish Occupation State attack on Mount Gara, 10th -14th, February 2021, and the resistance that was put up by the Guerrilla Forces, as no efforts are being spared to reveal the actual reality to the public opinion.

The Turkish State that was afflicted with heavy blows in the ground offensive to which it was forced to retreat continue to carry out aerial raids unremittingly on the Mediya Defence Zones especially Mount Gara, all this hinder our bids to reveal reality to the public opinion.   

For the mere revelation of what happened at the Siyane camp holding prisoners of war, our forces were able to reach the area and in spite of 3 days lapse, there still remains chemical gases in the periphery of the camp, for this action by the fascist Turkish state  that amounts to war crimes, the camp is inaccessible, and very more likely these persons were killed there by chemical weapons then fired at, these are the primary results''. 

Investigations are still under way into the massacre carried out by the Turkish State that never abides by ethics, all outcomes relevant to Mount Gara battle would be revealed to the public opinion''.

Worth to note that in a statement released by the HPG, it was revealed that shelling on periphery of Shkeftiane village on the 13th-14th February night, led to martyrdom of fighter Gulhat Tolhildan, to which condolences were offered to the family of the Martyr Gulhat and others and all the Kurdistan people as well as renewing the allegiance given until victory attended.

L.A.

ANHA