Azab Aboud: Turkey attempts to thwart democratic project in N., E. Syria

The head of the Future Syria Party Council in Manbij, Adab Abboud, considered the ongoing Turkish attacks on the regions of northern and eastern Syria as attempts to thwart the democratic project in the North and East Syria regions, in light of international and Russian silence.

21 February, 2021 05:54

Manbij

The Turkish efforts continue in northern Syria to strike the stability in the region administered by the Autonomous Administration, as Turkey continues to open battle fronts every day in a region, which explains why it attempts to keep the cycle of conflicts and battles in the region burning.

The Turkish occupation state has always had a role in deepening the Syrian crisis and reaching what it is now, by exploiting some armed factions, supporting them and transforming them into armed groups affiliated with its authority, which was a turning point in the Syrian affairs and even the regional issue, as Turkey subsequently proceeded to exploit these mercenaries in battles on their behalf outside the Syrian borders.

During an interview with our agency, the head of the Council of the Future Syria Party in Manbij, Azab Aboud, said that Turkey is trying to thwart the project of the Autonomous Administration, the democratic situation, coexistence and the brotherhood of the peoples in the region after the it has proven successful.

She added, "The democratic project is a platform for consolidating security and stability in these areas, and become a model to be followed to solve the Syrian crisis and all issues in the Middle East. That is why Turkey is trying to thwart this project by launching attacks that aim to break the determination and will of the Syrian people and the Syrian Democratic Forces, which are made up of the people of the north and east Syria who fought ISIS mercenaries, and offered thousands of martyrs of all components in the region.

Aboud spoke of the ongoing Turkish violations and attacks in the regions of northern and eastern Syria, in addition to the processes of demographic change and the systematic policy of Turkification in the occupied areas, and human rights violations by targeting safe civilians, and its attempts to loot and sabotage antiquities and the Syrian civilization.

She explained, "These crimes and attacks continue today on most areas of northern and eastern Syria adjacent to the border strip of the occupied areas through its indiscriminate bombing of the villages of the city of Manbij and Tal Tamer and targeting Ain Issa because of the strategic importance they represent on the M4 international road."

The head of the Council of the Future Syria Party in Manbij, Azab Aboud, said at the end of her speech that all the areas on the border strip were targeted in light of international silence in the face of Turkey's breaches of covenants that stipulate a ceasefire, and in the sight of the Russian patrols in the area without showing any reaction to it.

The areas of Ain Issa, Manbij and Al-Shahba are considered the areas most exposed to Turkish bombardment and attacks, in clear violation of the ceasefire agreements concluded between Turkey, Russia and the United States of America separately in October 2019.

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ANHA