With Pakistani funding, Turkish occupation opens a school in occupied countryside of Girê Spî

Pakistani and Chechen associations and organizations of an extremist religious character wreak havoc in the Syrian areas occupied by Turkey and its mercenaries, by opening religious complexes that support extremism and terrorism for the remnants of ISIS mercenaries, and financing the opening of schools to teach Turkish curricula in a way that supports Turkey's settlement project by changing the demographics and imposing Turkification policy of the occupied areas.

Recently, the Pakistani Ansar Charitable Society and Bait Al Mal (Pakistan National Relief Foundation) rehabilitated a school in the village of Khirbet Al-Raz in the countryside of the occupied Girê Spî / Tal Abyad district.

The people of the occupied Girê Spî canton refuse to teach their children the Turkish curricula that it imposed in some schools in the occupied area.

It should be noted that the school that was inaugurated today in the village of Khirbet Al-Raz is not the first, as Afghan associations, under the supervision of the Turkish occupation intelligence services, opened two schools in 2020, one of them secondary schools in the town of Hammam al-Turkman, and the Ahmed Yassin elementary school in the center of the occupied district.

It also built and opened several religious complexes to fuel extremism and terrorism for ISIS remnants who are embraced by Turkey in the occupied areas in the town of Suluk and Hammam al-Turkman. Last month, ANHA’s agency documented that mercenaries confiscated the land of the Armenian diaspora "Akoub" in the town of al-Ali Bagliya and built a religious complex on it.

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