Manbij people: Turkish occupation uses its cells to destabilize region' stability

Manbij people confirmed that the Turkish occupation state's escalation of its attacks on NE Syria; Its aim is to destabilize the security of the region, and seek to revive ISIS.

30 December, 2022 03:48

MANBIJ

With the continuation of the Turkish attacks on the region, the activity of ISIS mercenary cells escalated significantly, taking advantage of the busyness of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) in confronting the attacks of the Turkish occupation army.

On December 26, ISIS mercenary cells attacked the headquarters of the Internal Security Forces in the Diriyah neighborhood in the north and west of Raqqa, and yesterday, they attacked a patrol of the Internal Security Forces in the eastern countryside of Raqqa.

In this regard, the citizen, Sabah Abdullah al-Ali, confirmed that they will not give "any chance to revive ISIS, as everyone knows that ISIS and the Turkish state are two sides of the same coin."

Sabah described the attack of ISIS mercenary cells, which took place in the city of Raqqa, as "a terrorist act," and said, "The Turkish state uses its cells to create chaos and destabilize the security and stability of the region," and added, "But we will not allow that, and we will remain resistant to the last drop of blood in our bodies."

In a related context, Hassan al-Hussein said, "After the failure of the Turkish occupation in its plan to break the will of the people, it resorted to another method, which is targeting the people of the region by reviving ISIS mercenaries again, and this is one of the policies of the Turkish state; the evidence for this is the attack of ISIS cells on the center Internal Security Forces in Raqqa."

Al-Hussein stressed, "We will not allow the Turkish occupation to implement its plans to revive ISIS again in the region, and we are fully ready to support our forces, the Syrian Democratic Forces, to deter the attacks and plans of the Turkish occupation, and to maintain the security and stability of the region.

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