Kobani people: Turkey terrorizes people  under pretext of its national security

 Yesterday's evening, a Turkish drone targeted a civilian house east of Kobani, killing two civilians and wounding seven others.

 The people’s statemwnts came in a massive demonstration today in the city of Kobani, in which thousands of people condemned the recent Turkish attack on the city of Kobani.

 In this context, citizen Amina Shaaban, an arab denounced the Turkish aggression on Syrian territory, and said that "all components in NE Syria, including Arabs, Turkmen, Kurds and all components, must unite against the Turkish occupation and its fascist aggression against the people of the region."

Shaaban called on the people of the region to unite in the face of the Turkish occupation and stand up to Turkish President Erdogan, whom she described as a "criminal."

 She said that all the people of the region must sacrifice everything in order to gain freedom, stressing that "this country is for the Syrian people and Erdogan has nothing in it."

 For his part, Muhammad Walid Jammo, a kurd, denounced the Turkish attacks on the people of the region, and said that "Turkey practices terrorism under the pretext of protecting its national security and attacks innocent civilians."

 Jammo denounced the international silence about the Turkish attacks, and said that "countries that claim to protect human rights do not abide by their duties towards the people and administration of the region."

 In turn, the citizen, Nazi Muhammad Ali, from Qanaia district, said, "This is not the first time that the Turkish occupation state has targeted defenseless civilians and committed such crimes."

 Nazi Muhammad Ali denounced these attacks, the Turkish state and all those who support it, in addition to denouncing the international silence about the ongoing Turkish violations in the region.

 Nazi concluded her speech by saying, "We are part of Syria and we seek to live in peace and peace in our regions, and we say stop to violence, killing and destruction in the name of all the mothers of Kobani."

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