Al-Hos Arab notable condemns use of chemical weapons by Turkey

Notable of the Arab al-Hos clan of the Sha'bani 'Afadla Daham Shibli condemned the attacks carried out by the Turkish occupation state against the Guerrilla fighters calling on people of the region to depend on themselves.

Al-Hos Arab notable condemns use of chemical weapons by Turkey
16 November, 2021   04:49
RAQQA AHMED ASSAF

I an interview carried out by ANHA, Daham Shibli, notable of the Arab al-Hos clan one of the of the Sha'bani 'Afadla the attacks carried out by the Turkish occupation state against the Guerrilla fighters calling on people of the region to depend on themselves for interests of global powers are much stronger than peoples' rights. '' all capital powers are supporting Turkey in its war against a democratic project in this area'', he said.

Shibli said '' since the very ancient times great powers standing with the strongest parts just to preserve its interests for this whoever owns oil and petrol is their dearest''. Daham cited the killing of the Saudi journalist Jamal Kashoqji that dominated the international public opinion of which members in the UN Security Council that ''remained silent towards thousands of Syrians killed by Turkey and its mercenaries''.

On the use by Turkish occupation army of chemical weapons and gases against the guerrilla fighters in its barbaric onslaught '' great powers sometimes condemn and other times remain silent, according to it interests. We as tribes and clans of north eastern Syria we condemn these attacks as well all barbaric attack wherever it happens not only in NES or northern Iraq''.

Based on this idea all peoples ought to depend on themselves and to run their affairs. People in north eastern Syria and supporting all freedom aspiring peoples to attain their goals and aspirations as they supported us in our fight against ISIS'', Shibli added.

'' clans and tribes of north eastern Syria call on the United Nations  and the UN Security Council to stand to this attacks, we will not give up a people that advocated for coexistence'', Shibli concluded.

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