Turkish authorities deport 100 Syrians to occupied Syrian territories

Sources reported that the Turkish occupation authorities deported 100 Syrians from Turkey to settle them within the settlements that was established with the support of the Gulf, Palestinian and European Muslim Brotherhood organizations.

The sources stated that the occupation authorities deported the citizens from the Bab al-Salama crossing, located in the occupied Azaz area in the northern countryside of Aleppo.

The Turkish occupation state forcibly deports the Syrians to the occupied territories in batches, after imprisoning them in places of detention in the city of Marash for weeks.

Most of those deported by the occupation authorities come from various Syrian regions, especially from the capital, Damascus, and the cities of Homs and Hama, according to the same sources.

Officials in the Turkish occupation state, led by Erdogan, said earlier that they are working to settle one million Syrian refugees in the occupied areas in northern Syria.

The Turkish occupation's step aims to complete the demographic change of the occupied Syrian regions, especially the Kurdish ones, by settling foreigners instead of the indigenous population.

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ANHA