Arab and Kurdish clans put all their capabilities to protect the region

The Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries escalated their attacks on north and east Syria, in conjunction with the threat to launch new occupational attacks on the region, and in order to confront these attacks, the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria declared, on July 6, a state of general emergency and put all of its capabilities at the service of that.

The components of the region responded to the state of emergency, and began to organize themselves according to the principles of the Revolutionary People's War to confront the threats of the occupation, defeat its attacks, and liberate the areas it occupies.

In this context, the sheikhs and notables of the Arab and Kurdish tribes in the city of Hasaka affirmed their readiness to confront the attacks of the occupation, Hasan al-Hashemy, one of the Bakara clan notables in the city of Hasaka, considered the attacks on NE Syria a "violation" of Syria's sovereignty and a violation of the ceasefire signed by the Turkish occupation with Russia and America in 2019.

Al-Hashemy touched on the state of emergency declared by the Autonomous Administration, and continued, "We put all our capabilities in the service of protecting the area from any possible attack," noting that dozens of the region's tribesmen joined the ranks of the Syrian Democratic Forces, and dozens of people took medical and first aid courses.

Al-Hashemy explained that the attacks of the Turkish occupation target all components of the Syrian people, not only the Kurds, and added: "We seek, in partnership with the rest of the Syrian components, to convey the true picture of what is happening in our regions to the international community, in addition to trying to communicate with all Arab tribes outside Syria.

At the conclusion of his speech, Hassan al-Hashemy, called on the democratic peoples of the world to demonstrate against the crimes of the Turkish occupation and pressure their governments to stop the Turkish crimes.

For his part, a member of the Kurdish Notables Council in the city of Hasaka, Sulayman Jatto, rejected the attacks and threats of the Turkish occupation state on NE Syria, and said: "We, the Kurdish and Arab tribes in the region, organize meetings with the Syrian Democratic Forces, on an ongoing basis, in preparation for confronting any attack the area are exposed to."

At the conclusion of his speech, Sulayman Jatto said: "We stand by our sons in the ranks of the Syrian Democratic Forces."

It is noteworthy that the sheikhs and notables of the clans in the city of Hasaka issued a joint statement on July 26, in which they affirmed their readiness to confront the attacks of the Turkish occupation state, and to stand with their sons, fighters in the ranks of the SDF.

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ANHA