With pictures…Turkish occupation builds a military base on the ruins of the homes of IDPs

ANHA agency obtained special photos of one of the largest bases of the Turkish occupation army on Syrian territory, in the village of Jalbara, belonging to Sherawa District of occupied Afrin Canton, which it established on the ruins of IDPs homes and targets them almost daily.

With pictures…Turkish occupation builds a military base on the ruins of the homes of IDPs
With pictures…Turkish occupation builds a military base on the ruins of the homes of IDPs
With pictures…Turkish occupation builds a military base on the ruins of the homes of IDPs
With pictures…Turkish occupation builds a military base on the ruins of the homes of IDPs
With pictures…Turkish occupation builds a military base on the ruins of the homes of IDPs
20 September, 2022   06:13
SHAHBA

Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries have been occupying the village of Jalbra, which belongs to Sherawa district in the occupied Afrin Canton, for more than 4 and half years, and during this period destroyed the homes of more than half of the indigenous people who were forcibly displaced from their land.

The village of Jalbara is located 9 km east of the occupied city of Afrin and 35 km northwest of Aleppo.

The special photos obtained by ANHA agency show that the Turkish occupation army is building a military base for it, in the village, above the ruins of people's homes.

This base is considered one of the large Turkish bases built by Turkish occupation army in north of Syria.

The occupation has heavily fortified this base, and it also contains artillery bases from which the villages of Shahba district and sherawa district are targeted almost daily.

The photos also show the construction by the Turkish occupation army of a separation wall in the village of Jalbara that extends for hundreds of meters separating the occupied Afrin Canton from the surrounding areas, Within the policy of deducting and annexing land and considering it a Turkish state

It is worth mentioning that in 2019, the Turkish occupation army destroyed by bulldozers and heavy machinery more than 30 houses in the village of Jalbara, while before its occupation it was inhabited by more than 300 people who were forcibly displaced.

ANHA