Crimes unremitting in Syrian Occupied areas

A report was released by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights shedding light on the violations committed in occupied Syrian territories in February.

The SOHR report reads :

''since the Syrian territories were occupied by Turkey, human crises, breaches and anarchy aggravate day after another, that are occurring on daily bases''.

According to the report, 12 persons were killed in February, half civilians, of whom two children and a woman, in addition to 53 injuries, mostly civilians, killed or injured in explosions, targets and assassinations, as well as unknown cases, in the recurrent anarchy.

Of these, two bodies were found, of a woman killed in Soran in northern Aleppo, and the other was an IDP child killed in the Sejo Camp on the border with Turkey in northern rural Aleppo, in unknown circumstances.

A body was found on a street in Azaz, close to the market, fired at the head, and a paper laid reads threats and charges against civilians that prove the mercenaries are behind the crimes.

In addition to this, a decapitated body was found on the March 8^th, Street, in the city of al-Bab, occupied by the Turkish Occupation Forces and the affiliated mercenary groups, in eastern rural Aleppo, with a paper reading the same charges. 

''the Ankara proxy factions spare no every evil species of breaches against those remained in their areas of origin, on daily bases'', the SOHR reports. 

The SOHR documented abductions and arrests of 43 civilians of whom 9 women, in the city of Afrin and Mobata, Jinderes, Sheran and Basuta in rural Afrin, of which 11 were released while whereabouts of 32 is still obscure up to date.

In another arena, 50 houses of Afrinians were taken possession by the ''Military Police'', affiliated to the Turkish Occupation Forces some were turned into military bases for the mercenaries while others rented, all in Afrin city.

In a relevant context, it was verified by the SOHR, quoting sources, that mercenaries of the ''al-Sharqiy Army'' sold house of a Kurdish man, that was taken possession previously, with a cost of 1700 U.S.$, in the Ashrafiya Quarter.

From their part, mercenaries at the ''Hajez al-Qal'a'' security checkpoint abused and beat students on a bus from the Mar'I city, for unknown reasons.

In another relation, excavations and searching for antiques in different areas in Afrin are underway, for instance the Samarqand Brigade mercenaries bulldozed three archaeological hills in the village of Haj Heseno in the Jinderes District in rural Afrin in search of relics and antiques, in addition to demolishing the Roman Amphitheatre close the Nebi Huri in the Sheran District of Afrin. 

Factional infighting is on the rise in the occupied areas in the context of extending spheres of influence and sharing the peoples' properties not to mention the personal disputes that may arose between two persons then develops into a factional one, of which In February seven ones were reported by the SOHR. 

The report noticed that in spite of this, they are sharing the cannabis seeding in Afrin that was revealed by the source in question in February most notably by the mercenary groups of Ahrar al-Sha, Ahrar al-Sharqiya, Sultan Murad Brigade and the al-Shamiya Front that is being taking place widely, in addition to money laundering cases given strong impetus by the Turkish Occupation Forces under the nose of walis, officers and commanders.

It was noted that commanders are taking part in such cases of whom and most notably Abu Amsha commander of the Sulaiman Shah, Mohamed Jasim known as Abu Amsha, that has coerced the District of Shiye into a personal kingdom, and installed himself as a sultan on hundreds of mercenaries setting up many commercial projects backed by the Turkish Occupation Forces via looting and robbing peoples' properties and belongings and cheating his elements that were sent to Azerbaijan and Libya.

''it is well clear that such cases would not end as the Turkish Occupation Forces and  mercenaries breach and violate all the human norms and laws unsparingly, against the Syrian people in these areas'', the report concluded.

L.A.

ANHA