Suleiman Soylu in Azaz to complete the looting of the occupied areas

The Minister of the Interior of the Turkish occupation state, Suleiman Soylu, visited the occupied Azaz region, and met with traders, industrialists and employees in a prior step to consolidate the occupation in the occupied areas and complete the looting of the wealth of the occupied areas to get out of the stifling crisis that Turkey is going through as a result of its colonial policy.

Suleiman Soylu in Azaz to complete the looting of the occupied areas
20 December, 2021   07:25
AL-SHAHBA, FIRAS IBRAHIM

During the ten years of the Syrian crisis, Turkey stole and looted through large Turkish merchants loyal to the Erdogan family, factories in most Syrian regions, most notably the factories of Aleppo, the economic capital of Syria in the “Sheikh Najjar” region, one of the most important industrial cities in the Middle East.

Several media reports revealed the involvement of those close to Erdogan in the theft of factories in the city of Aleppo, which contained thousands of factories, and transferred to the city of Dilok (Gaziantep) in Turkey.

After stealing the factories, Turkey exceeded its violations by exploiting craftsmen those who were previously working in these factories. So, it allowed them to work in these factories, basically are stolen by Turkish occupation, after deteriorating living situation in Syria as a result of the crisis in the whole country.

Turkey exploited the wreak havoc in Syria by supporting Syrian and foreign mercenaries’ gangs in order to destroy the infrastructure in Syria, particularly in Aleppo city.

Turkish Occupation Interior Minister, Suleiman Soylu visited the occupied Azaz area in northern Aleppo countryside yesterday and met with large industrialists and traders in the area in what appears to be a Turkish effort to break out of its crisis by completing the looting of the occupied areas.

Earlier, the head of the Federation of Syrian Chambers of Industry, Fares Al-Shihabi, sent a letter to the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs asking it to raise the issue of theft of Aleppo laboratories in the United Nations, stressing that there are daily thefts of Syrian laboratories and that people in Aleppo describe Turkish President Erdogan as an Aleppo thief.

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ANHA