Fawzia Abdi: it is in the interest of Syrians to return home not settlements

Turkish occupation state continue to proceed with its demographic change in the occupied areas and to redraw the map of neighboring countries as no body lifted a finger as if it has received a green light to do that from the world as a whole. What is being taking place in Syria is a hard proof. Turkey behaves as if to redraw maps of the region to occupy more lands and to displace the remaining people of the northern Syria areas and to build settlements.

Fawzia Abdi Co-chair of the Judiciary Council of the Euphrates Region said : '' settlements built by the fascist Turkish occupation state in occupied areas is not for the interest of the Syrian people. It is in the interest of the Syrian refugees to return to their indigenous areas and not to settlements .they ought to comprehend the dangers implied in the Turkish bids before it is too late. They should know that Turkey pass on its policies and agendas via such policies and plots''.

''Turkey is not carrying out such policies alone rather Qatar is rendering help. It is not surprising to take part in this fascist project. It was Qatar that contributed to ignite the struggle and conflict from the start of the crisis in the country via supporting the terrorist groups. Today it carries on its Muslim Brotherhood project in contributing to the demographic change in Syrian lands'', she said.

Abdi indicated '' the settlements built today by Turkey is the outcome of what has happened in the region of successive events. Wars and attacks on the region and displacement of people was a strategy adopted by Turkey. it created new chances to achieve its colonial aspirations in the region. We can say they are emanating from secret treaties signed by powers to partition the region according to their interests''.

Abdi affirmed '' the intentions of Turkey were clear from the beginning of protests as it pitched tents for Syrians on its borders was well planned from years. It deceived the Syrian people saying it was supporting them, and it was against the partition of their country. At the end it occupied their areas''.

Co-chair of the Judiciary Council of the Euphrates Region ended by saying '' the international community ought to bear its responsibilities legally and humanitarianly towards the Syrians who are open to a mass demographic change in history''.

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ANHA