Syrian Fraternity Platform deplores "coalition's" call for Turkey to occupy more Syrian lands

In a statement issued yesterday, the platform expressed its surprise "of a statement by those claiming to represent the opposition calling for a foreign country to take control of the liberated Manbij and Tel Rifaat," at a moment when "we are in dire need of reunification of our people who were divided by foreign agendas to start a Syrian-Syrian dialogue to preserve our people's unification."

It stated that the so-called coalition's call was a "false call" and "just a political accusation, as this opposition refused to conduct any legal investigation by experts to ascertain who was behind this bombardment despite that several parties requested that, especially the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, which confirms the premeditated intentions of some to split the Syrian ranks.

Head of the so-called "National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces", Nasr Hariri, had called during a press conference held last week in the Turkish city of Istanbul for the Turkish occupation state to intervene militarily alongside the mercenaries of the so-called "National Army" in Tel Rifaat, Manbij and all Syrian areas.

The Syrian Fraternity Platform called on Syrians at home and abroad to "beware of those who implement foreign agendas that do not serve our people and its goals with freedom and justice," and considered "issuing such statements and calls as a betrayal of the principles of our people and its revolution."

The statement also pointed out that the people of Manbij announced their rejection of "the entry of the so-called opposition and its supporters, or the regime."

It stressed "opening of a Syrian-Syrian dialogue among honorable Syrians to form a national nucleus for a transitional phase that would lead Syria and its people to safety and stability."

D.H