​​​​​​​During European delegation visit: Multiplicity of regional and global power increases crisis in Syria

 Today, Wednesday, a delegation from the European Parliament met with a delegation from the Serekaniye Displaced Department, to discuss the latest developments in the occupied areas by the Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries.

 The delegation included the German Green Party deputy in the European Parliament, Catherine Langensien, and her assistant, Ferdi Nandor, and a delegation from the Serekaniye Displaced Committee, consisting of "Anahita Sino, Joan Seno and Muhammad Salih Attia."

The discussion revolved around the violations of international conventions and laws by the Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries in the occupied areas. A member of the Serêkaniyê Displaced Committee, Joan Seno, demanded from the European Parliament delegation to intervene urgently and take strict positions regarding these violations."

 He added, "We sent many reports and documents that confirm and document the crimes and violations committed by Turkey in the occupied territories, to human rights, international and humanitarian organizations, but we did not find deaf ears to listen to our case."

 For her part, the representative of the German Green Party in the European Parliament, Catherine Langensien, pledged to deliver the message of the people of northern and eastern Syria and the IDPs to the EP, adding, "The multiplicity of regional and global power impedes the solution and aggravation of the Syrian crisis."

 A delegation from the European Parliament, headed by the representative of the Social Democrats in the European Parliament, Andreas Scheder, and the representative of the Green Party bloc in the European Parliament, Francois Alfonsi, visited the shrine of the martyr Dalil Sarukhan in the city of Qamishlo, on the 31st of last month.

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