Turkish occupation attacks are an attempt to win the votes of nationalist voters

The Turkish occupation continues to launch its attacks on North and East Syria, by air and land, and its violation of all agreements regarding the cessation of escalation, and the region is witnessing a clear military escalation, the latest of which was its targeting and its mercenaries yesterday, of Ain Issa district from their occupation bases adjacent to the M4 international road stationed in the occupied village of al-Shirkrak, with artillery shells and tanks.

The ground bombardment coincides with the air targeting operations carried out by Turkey, the latest of which was yesterday, targeting a site responsible for protecting a camp housing the families of ISIS mercenaries, which led to the death of two protection forces.

A few days before it, on April 25, Turkey targeted a car in the city of Kobani via drones, which led to the death of a fighter in the Syrian Democratic Forces who was spending Eid al-Fitr holiday with his family.

The co-chair of the Kobani Canton Council, Mustafa Ito, repeats the recent escalation, in addition to the occupation attempts, to the Justice and Development Party government's attempt to promote itself, and to support its electoral propaganda inside Turkey, with the approaching parliamentary and presidential elections to be held on May 14.

  Ito said in a statement to ANHA’s agency, "In the recent period, the Turkish occupation's attacks on our regions have escalated to destabilize security and stability.

And he held responsibility for the crimes of the Turkish occupation state in North and East Syria for what he called the guarantor countries, referring to "the United States of America and Russia," by saying, "Despite the presence of the guarantor countries to stop the Turkish attacks on the region, they turn a blind eye to the Turkish violations and attacks on the region."

Stressing that the efforts of the Turkish occupation state and its allies from the regional and international powers will fail in the face of a people struggling and aspiring for freedom, and that the attacks will not intimidate them.

Mustafa Ito noted the importance of the Turkish elections, and their direct impact on what is taking place in northern and eastern Syria, calling on the components in Bakur (Northern Kurdistan) and Turkey, specifically the Kurdish people, to have a decisive vote in the Turkish elections, and not to be deceived by the promises of Justice and Development Party officials, saying: "The elections are an opportunity Historic for every yearning for freedom, and a way out of the dark tunnel.

T/ Satt.

ANHA