FS Party: goals of Turkish occupation in Iraq and Syria are one, not fail unless components unite

 Dozens of Future Syria Party members gathered to make a statement by party leader Ibrahim Al-Qaftan.

 Its text stated: "The Turkish occupation state is still continuing its hostile and aggressive approach to northeastern Syria. For several days, the Turkish occupation has intensified its attacks on the areas of Tal Tamr and Zarkan in northeastern Syria, taking advantage of the world's preoccupation with the Russian-Ukrainian war. It is also working to promote a new military operation towards  our regions."

 The statement pointed out, "The Turkish escalation falls under one framework, which is to strike any democratic experiment wherever it is found, as it fears these models. Therefore, for several days it has been carrying out intense air bombardment and ground attack on the legitimate defense areas in the Kurdistan region of Iraq with the aim of occupying the north of Iraq to annex it to Turkey and extend its control."  The region and its expansionist Ottoman ambitions, thus violating all human and moral values, working to sever ties between the peoples of the region, in clear cooperation with the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and pressure on the Iraqi government to build the isolation wall around the Shingal region.

 He explained, "Turkey's goals are the same in both Iraq and Syria, and this has become clear through the Turkification in Afrin, Jarablus and Al-Bab in northern Syria, and it has worked to transform the leaders of the Syrian opposition into mercenaries to act with them as it pleases, thus eliminating the Syrians' dream of achieving freedom and dignity.”

 The statement added, "its blatant interference in Iraq and the Kurdistan region comes with the aim of striking security and stability in the region and extending its control and hegemony in the Middle East."

 He stressed, "We in the Future Syria Party appeal to all the peoples of the region and the world powers to be one hand against the Turkish army's attacks in northeastern Syria and northern Iraq."

 He called "the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq not to be drawn into the agendas of the Turkish occupation state, and we also appeal to the United Nations and human rights organizations to pressure the Turkish occupying state to curb its colonial policies in the region and the world."

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