​​​​​​​Egyptian writer: Turkey seeks to obliterate NE, Syria landmarks

Turkish occupying state continues its attacks on areas of NE, Syria through the bombing of the area by UAVs and artillery fire, as well as statements by its officials about new occupation attacks in the area.

In this context, Egyptian journalist Mohammad Wasel, said: "The violations and crimes committed by Turkish militias and armed factions in northern Syria, as monitored by observers and human rights organizations, are a lack of identity, and systematic displacement, the resettlement of foreign mercenaries in the north of Syria, and extrajudicial killings, under the silence of the international community, of Turkish violations."

In a special statement to ANHA agency, Wasel asked: How long will the silence about Turkey's crimes, massacres, and looting of Syria's goods continue? "It is time to punish Turkey and oblige it to immediately leave Syria," he said.

The Egyptian journalist writer pointed out that "Turkey still supports outlaw mercenary groups and uses them for their goals under the full watch and hearing of everyone, and even moves them as it wants from northern Syria to Libya, following all forms of crimes under the protection of major countries," expecting that this "will not continue."

Turkish threats to launch new attacks coincide with an internal economic crisis, as well as a crisis with the European Union and European countries over Turkey's purchase of the Russian S-400 system, in addition to Erdogan's statements and his intent to expel the ambassadors of 10 European countries.

Wasel pointed out, "Turkey's collapsed economic situation, its exit from the Group of Twenty, the most economically powerful in the world, and its crisis in the eastern Mediterranean with Greece and Cyprus, which entangled the Turkish government with the European Union, which made its position explicitly clear that Turkey will not have a place in the European Union because of its actions that cannot be Silence about it, as well as Erdogan's threat to expel 10 ambassadors under the pretext of interfering in Turkey's internal affairs.

At the conclusion of his speech, Egyptian journalist writer Mohammad Wasel asked: "Is the honeymoon between the European Union and the United States of America over, and Turkey will be held accountable for its crimes, violations, and looting of the goods of northern Syria? This is what the coming days will clarify."

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ANHA