People of Aleppo protest massacre committed by Turkish occupation in Qamishlo

 As part of a series of events condemning the Turkish occupation army's continued perpetration of crimes against the peoples of northern and eastern Syria, hundreds of people from the city of Aleppo went out today in a demonstration, during which they pledged to avenge the martyrs of the Gulo family.

 The demonstrators gathered in the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood, carrying pictures of the leader of the Kurdish people, Abdullah Ocalan, along with pictures of the three martyrs from the Gulo Family Youssef, Mazloum and Muhammad, and Kurdish flags and symbols.

 The demonstration roamed a number of neighborhood streets, with the participants chanting many slogans, including "the blood of the Kurds is not cheap, the killers in the person of Erdogan will pay dearly, we will water the soil of the homeland with our blood."

After the demonstration reached the Seven Martyrs Square, the participants held a minute of silence, followed by two speeches by each of the member of the General Council of the neighborhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud and Ashrafieh and Laat Mamo, and the co-chair of the Martyrs' Families Council in Aleppo Roshan Muhammad.

 The two words began with sympathy for all the martyrs of the 19th of July revolution and a pledge to avenge the murderers of the three martyrs of the Gulo family.

 They also indicated that the Turkish state pursues an exclusionary policy against the Kurdish people and the peoples of the Middle East and commits crimes against them to restore the glories of their Ottoman ancestors. The two words also noted that the occupied Turkish state publicly intervened in committing crimes after the failure of its mercenaries from ISIS and its sisters to thwart the revolution of the peoples in the north and east  Syrian Arab Republic.

 While the two words noted that the optimal response to these crimes is to strengthen the unity and brotherhood of peoples to repel those attacks that aim to destroy the future of the peoples of the Middle East and make them inactive in the face of the development of these attacks.

 The two words ended with the pledge to follow the footsteps of the martyrs and escalate the struggle to realize the martyrs' hopes in building a free democratic homeland.

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