AA of Euphrates Region condemns Turkish aggression, which claims civilians lives, four injuries

​​​​​​​ The Autonomous Administration in the Euphrates region issued a statement to the public opinion in which it condemned and denounced the attack of the Turkish occupation through a drone targeting a civilian car, which resulted in two martyrs and 4 wounded civilians.

AA of Euphrates Region condemns Turkish aggression, which claims civilians lives, four injuries
20 October, 2021   15:18
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 The statement was made in the presence of dozens of Kobani residents and representatives of the Autonomous Administration of the Euphrates Region،, by the co-chair of the Executive Council in the Euphrates region, Muhammad Shaheen.

 A statement read: "Today, at about 3 o'clock, a terrorist attack occurred in the city of Kobani, by a Turkish drone, and two cars of civilians were targeted, resulting in the death of civilians and injuring of 4 others.  over the northern and eastern regions of Syria.

 "We condemn and denounce this attack by the Turkish state, and the Russian state is responsible for security and stability on all the borders between Syria and Turkey. We believe that Russia is responsible for this attack."it added.

 The statement stressed that: "These attacks will not be able to break the will of our people, and the international community must do its duty in northern and eastern Syria to prevent such attacks again."

 "We offer our condolences to the families of the two martyrs, and we wish a speedy recovery for the injured. We reiterate that such attacks will not be able to break the will of our people." It concluded.

 According to its sources, Hawar News Agency obtained the names of the two martyrs, who are Hamza Mahmoud Hamza and Firas Abdel Qader Mazi, and the names of three wounded, who are the co-chair of the Social Justice Commission in the Euphrates region, Bakr Jarada, and Rashad Muslim, Ali Lotfi Shukri, while the identity of the fourth wounded is not known yet.  .

 Bakr Jarada was transferred to Manbij hospitals for treatment, while the condition of the other two wounded was stable.

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