​​​​​​​Arab clans in Shahba confirm their solidarity to repel all Turkish attacks

The rapprochement between the Turkish occupation state and the Damascus government under Russian auspices resulted in an escalation of the Turkish occupation's attacks on the region and the spread of "Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (formerly Jabhet al-Nusra)" mercenaries in the occupied canton of Afrin, in addition to the tightening of the systematic siege on al-Shahba canton by the Damascus government.

For its part, the peoples of North and East Syria continue to escalate the struggle against everything that targets them and seeks to undermine their will and administration.

In this context, the notables of the Arab clans in al-Shahba called on all components to unite more to confront the plans and policies practiced by the dominant powers, particularly the Turkish occupation state.

The notable of al-Bukhamis clan, Sheikh Ali Al-Khamisi, stressed that the crimes and violations committed by the Turkish occupation state in the areas it occupies against peoples, in addition to transferring Jabhat al-Nusra to it, aims to destroy and obliterate the identity of the region, and to occupy Syrian territory.

He stressed, "We, as Arab tribes, and all the components, in solidarity, stand hand in hand in the face of the conspiracy being planned against us, and we will not stand idly by in the face of any attacks."

For his part, the notable of al-Bobana clan, Sheikh Manan Khalil, said that all Arab and Kurdish components and clans are one hand, in light of the conspiracy and targeting that the country is witnessing on an almost daily basis.

Khalil noted that the dark forces, mercenary groups and their supporters will not be able to undermine the will of the peoples who yearn for freedom and who are working hard to liberate their areas.

The notable of al-Bobana clan Sheikh Manan Khalil called on the peoples of North and East Syria to join hands together in repelling hidden hands from from destabilizing the security and peace of the region, creating strife among its components and inciting the people against their administration.

T/ Satt.

ANHA