​​​​​​​Turkey's mercenaries cut down olive trees and sell civilian homes in Afrinqq

The sources confirmed that the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation, stationed in the villages of Jouqa and Esther, linked to the center of the occupied city cut down about 130 perennial olive trees belonging to the people of the two villages, on August 12.

 The source explained that 90 trees belongs to Othman Hamo from the village of Jouqa, while 40 trees belongs to Nuri Muhammad from the village of Esther.

In Bulbul district, the so-called "Liwaa al-Shimal" mercenaries, on the 13th of August, cut down about 90 perennial olive trees, in addition to 10 almond trees owned by Rasul Muhammad.

 In Janders sub-district, settlers, "sheep shepherds", cut down about 50 perennial olive trees owned by Abdo Murad, from the village of Kfardala, in Janders sub-district.

In the city center, the mercenaries of Ahrar al-Sharqiya seized the Bahar Association building in the vicinity of the cultural center in Afrin, owned by the citizen (Muhammad Mustafa Ali) from the people of Bablit village of the occupied city of Afrin.

 One of the mercenaries of the so-called "Ahrar al-Sharqiya" sold a house in the vicinity of (Maarath Roundabout) to a settler from the city of Aleppo, owned by the Kurdish citizen Juma'a Muhammad, from the village of Khlinireh, for 2,000 US dollars.

 An old settler, from the Qalamoun area in Damascus countryside, sold a house and a shop in the Ashrafieh neighborhood in the center of the occupied city of Afrin, at of 1400 US dollars for the house, and 800 dollars for the shop.  It is owned by Rami Ibrahim from Deir Sawan village in Shara district, and the buyer is one of the so-called mercenaries of " Faylaq Al-Sham". He comes from Idlib Governorate.

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