​​​​​​​Turkish occupation army prepares to establish a military base in Atmana

 The sources told our agency that on January 8, the Turkish occupation forces stationed in the former high school building, west of the center of the Rajo district, issued orders to the mayors of the district and the village of Atmana to bring the owners of the olive groves located near the ancient hill at the entrance to the district of Raju "in order to relinquish them in favor of the Turkish occupation to build  military base in its place.

 The same sources confirmed that the occupation's "civilian police" mercenaries threatened the owners if they refused to concede.

 These vineyards include about 300 olive trees belonging to the sons of the late Ezzat Abdo Dweika and Omar Bilal Naasan, according to the sources.

 The Turkish occupation state has established dozens of military bases and headquarters in the occupied Afrin canton since its occupation on March 18, 2018.

 In another context, a source reported that the Turkish occupation authorities had kidnapped a citizen from Baflor village in Jandirse district, named Muhammad Adnan Suleiman Bakr (30 years old), inside their lands.

 The source added that the occupation authorities kidnapped citizen "Muhammad" on flimsy charges, and his fate is still unknown.

 It is noteworthy that the kidnapped Muhammad entered Turkish territory since 2013 and got married there later, and he is now a father of two children.

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