Hasaka Canton co-chair: determination would terminate occupation

Co-chair of the Hasaka Canton Semer Abdullah said Turkish occupation attacks on the region aim at destabilizing the region, laying stress on the necessity of resistance and backing military forces.

Hasaka Canton co-chair: determination would terminate occupation
6 January, 2022   00:16
HASAKA BOTAN HISEIN

Recently, attacks by the Turkish occupation forces and the so-called Syrian National Army on north eastern Syria in general and on the Hasaka Canton in specific region are on the rise.  Tal Tamr and Zarghan districts of Hasaka Canton were almost targeted on daily bases.

On the issue, Co-chair of the Hasaka Canton Semer Abdullah said Turkish occupation attacks on the region aim at destabilizing the region, laying stress on the necessity of resistance and backing military forces are continuation to the Turkish policy adopted against NES.

Semer brought to the mind the massacre committed by the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries in Zarghan and Tal Tamr, '' martyrs fell as many others were injured, this is not the very massacre, there had been many others omitted in NES that claimed civilian lives as well including children''.

Semer says '' barbaric and bloody policies by the Turkish occupation state were not appeased in Afrin, Sere Kanie and Tal Abyad. This goes on to merely destabilize the region and to force its inhabitants to flee and to ease its occupation''.

Semer indicated to the popular rejection to any scheme that target the democratic nation idea and the cohabitation in the region, '' we, the people in NES, are steadfast, we reject any plan to strike at the region, a democratic project is applied on the ground here, we will stand together against Turkish occupation attacks and its mercenaries''.

Hasaka co-chair called on the people of the region to show solidarity and to cling to land and support the military forces '' for the will of people will attain victory''.

Worth to note, seven martyrs fell in Tal Tamr and Zarghan in a week, in addition to 19 injuries including children. 

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ANHA