Outcome of three years of drone attacks... Tools of massacre, "Oath" operation

 The Turkish occupation’s drone attacks began in Kobani and are still continuing, in light of global silence.  And the countries of the world are also accomplices in the crime by selling the tools of the massacre.  When were these butchery tools made and used?  And who sells its parts to the Turkish state?

Outcome of three years of drone attacks... Tools of massacre, "Oath" operation
3 August, 2022   02:45
 Newsdesk- Jehan Belkin

 The Turkish state's use of the assassination weapon or the massacre tool "SÎHA", through which it launches its attacks on the people of northern and eastern Syria without direct confrontation, repeatedly and without the slightest accountability, is one of the most cowardly methods of war.  The Turkish state resorted to using this tool of massacre for the first time by targeting the three female leaders in Kobani and thus began its attacks from afar without a direct confrontation.

 Targeting leaders and pragmatism

 The Turkish occupation state began launching its attacks in a different way, and launched a new phase of attacks, using drones by targeting members of the Coordinator of Kongra Star in the Euphrates region;  Zahra Barkal, Habon Mulla Khalil and mother Amina Wissi in the city of Kobani on June 23, 2020, by drone.  On April 16, 2021, the Turkish occupation state bombed the house in which the leader Abdullah Ocalan stayed for forty days in 1979 when he visited Syria for the first time, which is located in the village of Alblour of Kobani.  These two attacks were carried out in the specially chosen city of Kobani.  By assassinating the leaders of Kongra Star and targeting the house of leader Abdullah Ocalan, the occupiers revealed their goals.  Since that day, it has been targeting and assassinating leaders and those associated with the leader's paradigm, Abdullah Ocalan.  And choosing Kobani was not just a coincidence.

 Why did the drone phase start from Kobani?

 On September 15, 2014, Rojava, especially Kobani, was attacked by ISIS.  After that, the leader Abdullah Ocalan met the HDP and his brother Mehmet Ocalan on the second and third of October and called for a general mobilization from there.  The leader Abdullah Ocalan said at the time: "The resistance against ISIS must be fought to the end. Our kobane  people will resist to the end. We will resist against ISIS in any place or region in which it is found, especially the Kurdish areas, until the end. No one has the right to exterminate a people. The Kurds must stand up Against this policy everywhere and show great resistance against ISIS. If they don't do this today, it may be too late tomorrow."

 Kobani is not only a city!

After the leader Abdullah Ocalan called for a general mobilization, Kobani was liberated, about which Erdogan was saying, “It has fallen, it will fall” on January 26-27, 2015 with a very large mobilization and resistance, and this was the beginning of the defeating of ISIS.  This victory allowed the opening of the first diplomatic doors for the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria in the world.  Kobani dealt a painful blow to the so-called "caliphate state" and it exposed ISIS' relations with the Turkish state.  As a result of making valuable sacrifices, the 1st of November was declared as the International Day of Solidarity with Kobani.  As a result of the failure of the Turkish occupation state to bear these great achievements, it began its first cowardly attacks by drones on Kobani.

 When, do you think, was this massacre tool made?  When was it used?  Who sells its parts to the Turkish state?

 Experimenting with the massacre tool against the Kurds

 Drone-like weapons (SÎHA) were first used by the Austrian Empire and were declared illegal by treaty signed at the Hague Peace Conference in 1899. Hundreds of years later, massacres of civilians continue in the same brutal ways.  The Turkish state continues to use drones as a tool to commit massacres against Kurdistan, especially northern and eastern Syria, since 2016.

 After the Turkish Defense Minister announced on his Twitter account on September 3, 2016, that the first drones entered service, the Turkish occupation army began to adopt a new method in its attacks and brutality.  The Turkish army tested this tool of massacre for the first time on the Kurdish people.  The Robowsky massacre is a case in point.

 Drone attacks, ÎHA and SÎHA have not yet become international law, neither by international arms control states nor by human rights.

 Germany, Britain and the USA are partners in crime.

 That is why the tyrannical Turkish state uses these means of massacre against the peoples of Kurdistan and the people of northern and eastern Syria without fear and accountability or trial.  And all this in light of a global disregard for these massacres and the role of the three monkeys.  These countries not only remain silent, but also at the same time sell the parts of these massacre tools to the occupying Turkish state, and thus become a partner in these crimes.

Especially Germany, which agreed during the first months of 2021 to trade in arms with Turkey worth 8,975 thousand euros.  Companies based in Germany, Britain, France, Austria, Canada, Switzerland and the United States of America cooperated with the crimes of the Turkish state.  The occupier imports the main parts of the Siha drones from six American companies.

 They don't know how to make the SÎHA aircraft they are proud of, they just assemble the parts.

 These planes, which the Turkish state describes as "100 percent national and local," import their engines from Austria, cameras and optical equipment from Canada, and their missile heads from Germany.  Germany continues to sell these missile warheads to Turkey despite the imposition of an arms embargo on the Turkish state after the occupation attacks on Serêkaniyê and Girê Spî.  Although, according to the laws of these countries, the use of these weapons and technologies in wars and attacks that violate international law makes their sale prohibited.

 Determine the target by providing coordinates

 The Turkish occupation state targets many schools, hospitals, security centers, military councils, homes and cars of the people of north and east Syria by controlling drones and providing them with coordinates.  It relied on it in its attacks on Afrin.  It also occupied Girê Spî and Serêkaniyê in 2019 with air attacks, by providing these planes with coordinates and launching coordinated attacks.  It was not satisfied with the occupation and the demographic change, as it has been targeting the people of northern and eastern Syria with drones for three years.

 Targeting the heroes who defeated ISIS

 With the beginning of the Syrian crisis, the Turkish state sent the mercenaries of Al-Nusra and ISIS to attack the people of northern and eastern Syria, and with the defeat of these mercenaries, it began to move directly on its own.  The leaders who played an important role in defeating the mercenaries and saving humanity from darkness and terrorism cite their targeting of drones belonging to the Turkish occupation.  Among these martyrs;  Habon Halab, Habon Mulla Khalil, Dillar Halab, Sawsan Berhat, Renas Roj, Barkhdan Kobani, Kendal Rojava, Mizgin Kobani, Mizgin Botan, Jiyan Tolheldan and Roj Khabour.  The Turkish state, which was not able to avenge ISIS by means of special warfare and the occupation war, is seeking to avenge it with these air attacks.  While the international coalition that was formed in the region to eliminate ISIS ignores targeting and colluding with the leaders who defeated ISIS, why is this?

 Who controls the airspace of northern and eastern Syria?

There is no doubt that these air attacks by drones are not launched without the knowledge of the international coalition, especially America and Russia.  Because they control the airspace.  The airspace west of the Euphrates was under the control of Russia until 2019, and the east of the Euphrates was under the control of the international coalition, especially America.  After the Serêkaniyê and Girê Spî wars, the border line extending from Girê Spî to Manbij and Kobani remained under Russian control.  And the airspace of the Al-Jazira region remained under the control of the international coalition.  But it is also the duty of the international coalition to move in those areas.  There is an American-Russian agreement not to hostilities in the air and on the ground.  Therefore, the flight of any Turkish plane over the skies of northern and eastern Syria is with the knowledge of the international coalition and Russia.

 They are arrested one by one

 There is no doubt that the occupying Turkish state receives intelligence information from its agents and spies to carry out drone attacks.  Both the Syrian Democratic Forces (QSD) and the Women's Protection Units (YPJ) promised to avenge the martyrdom of their leaders.  The Syrian Democratic Forces launched Operation "Oath" against the agents and spies who caused the death of a number of its fighters and leaders on the 31st of last July and throughout the region.  As a result of this operation, 36 members of these intelligence cells were arrested in the cities of Qamishlo, Tal Tamer, Al-Hasakah, Al-Shaddadi, Deir ez-Zor, Raqqa, Manbij and Kobani.

 The Oath process will continue until the last spy is captured

 The arrested spies were involved in the air attack that took place in the city of Tel Tamer on August 19, 2021 and caused the martyrdom of the leader, Sawsan Berhat, Agid Girkê Legê, Renas Roj and their comrades.  The spies who caused the martyrdom of the leader, Dillar Halab and two of her companions, were arrested on April 20, 2022 in the city of Kobani, and the agents caused the martyrdom of the martyr Hajji and his companions on October 20, 2021. It is noteworthy that the division operation launched by the Syrian Democratic Forces will continue until the arrest of  the last spy and agent of the Turkish intelligence services.

 The crimes committed by the Turkish state via drones during 3 years

06.23.2020: The martyrdom of the two members of the Kongra Star Coordination in the Euphrates region;  Zahra Barkal, 33, Habon Mulla Khalil, 39, and the owner of the house, Amina Wessi, were killed in a Turkish drone attack.

 * August 19, 2021: Turkish drones bombed the Public Relations Center of the Tel Tamer Military Council, which resulted in the death of a member of the Military Council of the Women’s Protection Units and a member of the Military Council of the Syrian Democratic Forces;  Sawsan Berhat, the leader of the Tel Tamer Military Council, Agid Girkê Legê, and the two fighters in the Tel Tamer Military Council, Robar Hasaka and Saifullah Ahmed.

 * August 19, 2021: A Turkish drone targeted a car on the road between Amuda and Qamishlo, which resulted in the death of the leader of the People's Protection Units, Rinas Roj.

 * August 22, 2021: Turkish drones bombed the house of war-wounded people in the city of Qamishlo, which resulted in the injury of the fighter Jaguar Zerk, known as "Guri Rush", who had been wounded in the war against ISIS.

 10.20.2021: Turkish drones targeted a car in the center of Kobani city.

 10.23.2021 A Turkish drone targeted a car on a road south of the city of Kobani, resulting in the death of three fighters of the People's Protection Units, who were on their way to Kobani Hospital from Sarin;  Hozan Qamishlo, Halab and Amed Afrin.

 * 11.11.2021: A Turkish march targeted a car in the Al-Hilaliya neighborhood in the city of Qamishlo, which resulted in the martyrdom of the Kurdish patriot in the city of Qamishlo, Youssef Gulo and his two grandsons, Mazloum and Muhammad.

 * 25/11/2021: Turkish drones bombed the Revolutionary Youth Center in the city of Kobani, which resulted in the martyrdom of Nujian Ocalan, Vian Kobani, Rojen Ahmed Issa, Murhaf Khalil Ibrahim, Walid Muhammad Manla Hussein and Masoud Ibrahim.

 12.01.2022: A Turkish drone bombed a house in the village of Fatsa in Ain Issa, causing material damage.

 02.02.2022: Turkish drones bombed the village of Qasr Musa in Ain Issa district, causing material damage.

 02.05.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a house in the village of Umm al-Adas, north of Manbij, causing material damage.

 05.02.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a house in the village of Al-Bayloniyah in Al-Shahba canton, causing material damage to the house.

 02.02.2022: Turkish drones bombed the village of Arab Hassan, which is affiliated to the city of Manbij, causing material damage.

02.02.22: A Turkish drone targeted a car in the village of Al-Buhaira in Amuda district, resulting in the death of the child Muhammad Ali Kalah, 11, and the injury of the child Maher Issa Kalah, 13, and the teacher in the village, Omar Khani (40).  ) and Alaa Gedo Ahmed, 25 years old.

 * 02.27.2022: Turkish drones targeted the Tel Rifaat district in al-Shahba canton, causing material damage.

 03.15.2022: Turkish drones targeted Tel Rifaat district in al-Shahba canton again, which also caused material damage.

 03.16.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a car in the village of Hoshan, in the Ain Issa district, as a result of which the car was damaged.

 04.01.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a vehicle belonging to the Self-Defense Duty Forces, which resulted in the death of the fighter, Dirar Juma Hamza, and the injury of the artist, Farhad Mardi, and another person.

 * 04.04.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a car on the road between Tel Tamer and Al-Hasakah, as a result of which a member of the Syriac Military Council was injured;  Orem Maruki and translator.

 * 04.04.2022: Turkish drones targeted the headquarters of the Internal Security Forces in Zarkan district, resulting in the injury of three members of the security forces.

 * 04.08.2022: A Turkish drone bombed a house in the countryside of Zarkan sub-district of al-Hasakah canton, injuring three citizens, including a woman.

 * 04.09.2022: Turkish drones bombed the village of Tal Kabes in the Al-Darbasiyah sub-district, causing material damage.

 * 04.16.2022: The village of Tal Tawil, in the Tel Tamer district, was bombed, wounding a member of the Sotoro Forces.

 * 04.20.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a car on the road between the villages of Idig and Tokht in the city of Kobani, which resulted in the death of three fighters of the People's Protection Units.

 * 21.04.2022: A Turkish drone bombed the village of Tal Jamshid, in the Tel Tamer district, injuring three civilians.

 * 04.22.20: A Turkish drone targeted a car in the village of Umm al-Baramil in the Ain Issa district, causing material damage.

 * 04.24.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a point for the forces of the Damascus government in the village of Zour Maghar, which belongs to Kobani, causing material damage.

 * 04.24.2022: Turkish drones bombed the village of Al-Muhsinli in Manbij, causing material damage.

 * 04.27.2022: Turkish drones bombed the fronts south of the city of Manbij, causing material damage.

 * 05.11.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a car on the Aleppo road, resulting in the death of the patriot of Bakur Kurdistan, Akram Ustek.

* 11 May 2022: Turkish drones bombed the center of Kobani city, causing material damage.

 * 05.30.2022: The occupying Turkish state targeted a car in the city of Qamishlo with an armed drone, which resulted in the martyrdom of the female fighter in the Women's Protection Units, Mazkin Bhutan, and the Kurdish patriot, Kesra Malak, and the two female fighters in the Women's Protection Units, Tigris Gudi, and Hevidar Derbasiyi were seriously wounded.

 * 06.06.2022: A drone targeted a medical clinic in the Tel Rifaat district, causing material damage.

 06.09.2022: A Turkish drone bombed a site near the shrine of the martyr Dalil Sarukhan in the city of Qamishlo, injuring five civilians.

 * 27.06.2022: A Turkish drone bombed the Shikler area of ​​Kobani, causing material damage.

 * 06.28.2022: Turkish drones targeted a car in the village of Khan Seri, belonging to Derik.

 * 06.28.2022: A Turkish drone targeted the house of a citizen in the Tel Rifaat district, causing material damage.

 * 07.02.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a car in the village of Tal Samman in the city of Raqqa, which resulted in the martyrdom of the Qadiya in the Women's Protection Units, Mazkin Kobani, and causing injuries.

 * 07.18.2022: Turkish drones bombed Tel Rifaat district in al-Shahba canton.

 19.07.2022: A Turkish drone targeted the Tel Rifaat district again, as a result of which two members of the Damascus government were injured.

 * 21.07.2022: Turkish drones bombed the city of Kobani twice, resulting in the martyrdom of the two leaders, Barkhdan Kobani and Kendal Rojava.

 * 22.07.2022: A Turkish drone targeted a car on the road between Qamishlo and Tarbesbeh, which resulted in the death of the leader of the anti-terrorist forces;  Jane Tolholdan, leader of the Women's Protection Unit Roj Khabur and member of the Counter-Terrorism Force Barin Bhutan.

 * 07.28.2022: Turkish armed drones targeted a vehicle of the Internal Security Forces in Ain Issa while they were on the job, resulting in the martyrdom of members of the Internal Security Forces;  Bashar Muhammad Ali Buzan, Jihan Muhammad Mustafa, Sarah Muhammad al-Hussein and Salma Ali Mustafa.

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