Most prominent events.. survivors of earthquake targeted by Turkish occupation

 The devastating earthquake on February 6 did not stand in the way of the Turkish war machine, which set in its agenda the annihilation of the Kurds and the people of the region. Those who did not lose their lives in the earthquake were martyred by shells, cannons, bullets, and banned chemicals.

Most prominent events.. survivors of earthquake targeted by Turkish occupation
28 February, 2023   23:08
 Newsdesk - Ahmed Samir

 After the devastating earthquake that hit Bakur Kurdistan and Turkey, and affected several areas in Syria, on February 6, and out of humanity, the General Command of the Syrian Democratic Forces announced immediately that its forces are ready to provide immediate assistance to overcome the effects of the earthquake on Syrian territory, and on the 10th  In February, the Autonomous Administration called for putting aside political differences and focusing on the humanitarian situation.

 On the other hand, the co-chair of the Executive Body of the Kurdistan Community Union, Jamil Bayik, on February 10, called on all forces involved in military actions to stop operations, and said, "Stop military actions in cities, if the Turkish state does not attack us, then our decision is not to carry out military actions." 

 However, the Turkish occupation state, which put the extermination of the Kurdish people and the people of the region at the top of its agenda instead of saving the lives of the millions affected by the earthquake, committed more murders.

 On February 6, the Turkish occupation army bombed the vicinity of Tal Rifaat district with heavy weapons.

 On February 8, the media center of the Internal Security Forces in northern and eastern Syria revealed the record of the member, Abd al-Rahman al-Jalmud, who was martyred in a terrorist attack.

On February 9, the Turkish occupation army bombed the village of Al-Khalidiyah, the town of Al-Hishah, and the M4 international road in Ain Issa district.  It also bombed the Guerrilla fortifications located in the vicinity of the village of Saida and the Jamjo area of ​​the Shiladzi district in the Amediyah district with banned bombs twice in a row, while using obis and tanks shells dozens of times, killing a soldier of the Turkish occupation army as a sniper while the fighters were defending themselves.

 On February 10, the Turkish occupation army bombed the resistance fronts near the Jamjo area with heavy weapons. The fighters defended themselves and killed an occupation soldier. Violent strikes were also directed at an attack helicopter of the Turkish occupation.

 On February 11, the villages of Saida, Al-Khalidiyah, Taiba, and the international road were subjected to intense bombardment by the Turkish occupation army.  The resistance trenches of the Guerrilla fighters were also bombed 27 times with cannons and heavy weapons by the occupation army.

 On February 12, a Turkish occupation drone targeted a car on the road to the village of Manaz in the western countryside of the city. A member of the Democratic Society Movement, Mahmoud Bashar (nom de guerre Mahmoud Kobani), was martyred.  The soldiers of the Turkish occupation army also killed 3 young men (Ismail Hamdi Al-Abdullah and Alaa Hussein Al-Omar (20 years) from the town of Azaz, and Muhammad Rami Rustam (24 years) from the town of Darat Azza, in a brutal manner, as they tried to enter Turkish territory to rescue their families who are trapped under the rubble.  This is near the village of Deir Sawan in the Shera district in the occupied Afrin countryside.

 On February 14, the Turkish occupation army bombed Square of Kafia plain in Gara, 5 times with warplanes.

February 15, the occupation army bombed with heavy weapons the Resistance Square in Judy Hill, and bombed the resistance trenches near the village of Saida with prohibited bombs in the Shiladze district.

 On February 16, the Turkish occupation army bombed Tal Rifaat district of al-Shahba canton, killing the elderly Youssef Abed (70 years old) and wounding another citizen.

 On February 15 and 16, the Turkish occupation army bombed the trenches of the resistance in the FM hill near the village of Saida and Jamjo Square with bombs, tanks and heavy weapons 43 times.

 On February 17, the occupation army continued its attacks on the Guerrilla fighters, as it bombed their areas of presence with combat helicopters, tanks, obis shells, and heavy weapons 38 times.

 On February 18, the Turkish occupation army bombed the M4 road, Al-Nakhil Rest House, the village of Saida, and the old Ain Issa camp in the eastern countryside of Ain Issa district.  On the same day, the trenches of the resistance in the resistance square of Judy hill near the village of Saida and Jamjo square were bombed with cannons, tanks and heavy weapons 63 times.

 On February 19, the occupation army bombed the areas where the Guerrilla fighters were stationed, 6 times with warplanes, and 63 times with tanks, artillery and heavy weapons.

 On February 20, the Turkish occupation army continued its attack on the Guerrilla sites, and it was bombed 46 times with tanks, artillery, heavy weapons, and dozens of times with warplanes.

 On February 20, the Turkish occupation army bombed the villages of Hawija, Fatsa, and the eastern side of Ain Issa district with heavy weapons.

On February 22, a car on the road between Qamishlo and Tirbeapiye was attacked by a Turkish occupation army drone near the village of Bweira, east of the city of Qamishlo, killing Khalil Manjeh and wounding another.

 On February 23, the Turkish occupation army bombed the trenches of the resistance near the village of Saida 25 times with prohibited bombs and phosphorous materials launched from tanks. It also bombed Amdiya hill and Judy hill 83 times with bombs, cannons, tanks and heavy weapons.

 On February 24, a car bombing carried out by the Turkish occupation intelligence, in the Al-Shaqif area, north of the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood in Aleppo, resulted in the death of a member of the Economic Committee, Hamza Kobani, and the wounding of 3 others.  On the same day, the Turkish occupation army bombed resistance sites near the village of Saida 17 times with phosphorus bombs and prohibited bombs. The FM hill area and Jamjo area were also bombed 65 times with cannons and tanks.

 February 25, the Internal Security Forces revealed the martyrdom of one of its members (Mutashar Al-Ahmad) during a terrorist attack while performing his national duty to defend his land.  Ain Issa camp and the 4M international road were also bombed with heavy weapons.  Guerilla areas were also bombed twice by warplanes, 6 times by helicopters, 65 times by tanks and howitzers, and 17 times by cannons containing phosphorous and banned bombs.

On February 26, the resistance squares were bombed by warplanes of the occupation army once, and 43 times by tanks, artillery shells and heavy weapons. The resistance trenches near the village of Sida were bombed 15 times by shells loaded with phosphorus.  The Turkish occupation army also bombed the village of Al-Kouzeliya in the southern countryside of the district along the M4 international road and the village of Umm Al-Kif in the western countryside with heavy artillery.

 On February 27, a car exploded near the primary school, Rufaida Al-Aslamiya, in the Al-Kallasa neighborhood of Al-Hasakah city, wounding a fighter and two citizens, one of whom was a 70-year-old woman named Amina Khalil Darwish (70 years old).  Ain Issa camp and the villages of Sidon and Khalidiya were bombed with heavy weapons.

 The Şengal Resistance Units also announced the death of two of its commanders, Bir Gekko (Saad Ali Badal) and Aker Jafri (Khairy Khidr Khalaf), and another wounded as a result of being targeted by the Turkish occupation state's drones in the village of Bahrava in Şengal district.

 A woman (Wadha Ali Al-Fares) was also wounded in her left foot.  As a result of being shot by the Turkish occupation army in the vicinity of Al-Dardara village, east of Tal Tamr district, Al-Hasakah canton, while she was grazing her sheep.

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