Sheikh Slaman: Clans' notables; Manbij people must exercise restraint

Notable of Salman clan in the Deir ez-Zor area, Sheikhs, clans' notables and the Manbij people, called for restraint, awareness-raising and non-dragging behind hands that attempt to create discord and fighting and exploit the right demands of the people to strike security and stability.

10 June, 2021 03:02

DEIR-EZ-ZOR

Manbij City has recently witnessed demonstrations calling for the cessation of Self – Defense duty and the improvement of service and living realities, but there have been riots and some parties have tried to exploit it to strike the security and stability of the civilian population.

Commenting on the matter, Hawar news agency (ANHA) met with the notable of Salman clan in Deir ez - Zor Salah Ismael, who described what happened as interference by the cells and intelligence of regional states in an attempt to exploit the people's right demands and turn them into chaos in order to undermine the security and stability that Manbij has been experiencing since its liberation from the hands of ISIS/ Deash mercenaries.

Ismael called the Sheikhs and Manbij notables for restraint and awareness-raising towards the hidden conspiracies that are being planned against the peoples of north and east Syria. He said: "We call upon all the people of Manbij not to be dragged by those endeavors aimed at breaking the will of the peoples who today live in freedom and dignity."

Ismeal called on the notables and sheikhs of Manbij clans and the people to mobilize their possibilities in the face of the occupiers and liberate their land from the external occupier, and to unite with their civil and Autonomous Administration and their military forces to preserve the security and stability of their city and homeland.

He added: "Let us stand by them and affirm that we, as the peoples and clans of the region, are in the same ditch against the occupiers and colonizers, and will support our Administration and our forces defending us in all forms so as to preserve the freedom, peace and fraternity of the peoples that our regions have enjoyed for many years."

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ANHA