​​​​​​​AANES condemns Turkish escalation, calls on "guarantor forces" to put end to it

 Today, the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria issued a statement to the public opinion about the escalation of the Turkish occupation state's attacks on north and east Syria, which said:

 "In a clear exploitation of the circumstances and conditions that the region and the world are going through in particular, what is happening in Ukraine and its repercussions on the world and our region as well, as Turkey tries to pass its hostile policies against the peoples of the region and seeks through this to develop more conspiratorial schemes, and intervenes directly or indirectly.  In approaches to the regime on the one hand, and on the other hand, with regional parties.

 The statement continued, "Turkey continues with all its brutality and in this sensitive and important stage its policy of genocide against our regions, as well as it seeks to contain the developments that occur at all levels, which are not consistent with its expansionist and occupying policies and ambitions, as it continues with repeated attacks through its marches as well as its bombing of our regions, and it was  The latest of which was the targeting of a car in Kobani, which led to the martyrdom of the joint head of the Defense Office and her companions in the Euphrates region, and two days later, the center of the city of Kobani was bombed, with artillery shells.

 This policy expresses Turkey's unbridled desire to strike security and stability, and expresses its precarious situation.  Erdogan used to direct the attention of Turkish public opinion to hypothetical dangers abroad whenever the internal situation narrowed him, and the simultaneous escalation in Başûr, as well as Şengal and northern and eastern Syria is only part of that policy.

 The statement stressed, "While we condemn this policy and this systematic escalation, we recall that this Turkish policy will be reflected in the whole of Syria and the region, and we stress that the guarantor forces must move to prevent this escalation, as this poses risks towards preparing the atmosphere for the return of ISIS, as well as deepening the role of mercenaries."  Those supported by Turkey aim to implement Turkey’s occupying policies in Syria and its division.”

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