People of Al-Bab countryside rise up in face of Turkish occupation

 Similar to the town of Ain Issa, the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries began digging trenches along the lines of contact with the forces of the Damascus government in the town of Tadef of the occupied city of Al-Bab.

 According to sources from the region, the people of the town of Tadef demonstrated against the Turkish occupation, rejecting the practices of the Turkish occupation in digging trenches in their villages, in order to separate them later from the rest of the Syrian regions.

 Hundreds of townspeople gathered in front of the so-called Military Police station, where the Turkish occupation is based, and chanted slogans denouncing the Turkish occupation's practices in separating the Syrian regions from each other.

 The town of Tadef is located in the eastern countryside of Aleppo, 38 km from the city center and 4 km from the center of Al-Bab city. The Syrian government forces control parts of it, while Turkey and its mercenaries occupy part of it.

 According to sources, the trench, which the Turkish occupation began digging, extends from the villages of the city of Manbij through the villages of the city of al-Bab on the lines of contact with the forces of the Damascus government, all the way to the villages of al-Shahba canton.

 According to sources, the Turkish occupation has begun digging trenches in the occupied village of Hazwan, which is adjacent to the village of Al-Nirabiya in Al-Shahba canton, and the excavation process is scheduled to continue until the occupied city of Azaz, on the Azaz-Afrin road.

 In the past months, sources confirmed the start of construction of a concrete wall by the Turkish occupation that extends from the center of the city of Azaz to the villages of the occupied canton of Afrin, with the aim of separating the occupied villages of Azaz and Afrin from the rest of the Syrian regions.

 During the past two years, the Al-Bab areas witnessed widespread popular uprisings as a result of the policies of the Turkish occupation authorities in the region and their intentions to separate the northeastern region of the city of Aleppo from the rest of the Syrian regions.  It is, because of its strategic location, to extend its control over the rest of the regions.

 The town of Ain Issa also witnessed new Turkish movements in the area and the digging of trenches along the lines of contact, reaching the villages of Zarkan district in Tal Tamr district in north and east Syria.

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