March praises resistance of Makhmour camp's residents

Under the slogan "you cannot break our will by attack and siege," hundreds of residents of the city of Hasakah marched this morning in support of the resistance of the residents of Makhmour camp, against the Iraqi army's attempts to surround the camp.

Hundreds of the city's residents, representatives of civil society institutions, and political parties participated in the march, which started from the Hamama roundabout in the Tal Hajar neighborhood, carrying pictures of leader Abdullah Ocalan, and banners reading " you cannot break our will."

The march roamed the main streets, chanting slogans that salute the resistance of the people of Makhmour, and slogans denouncing the attempts of the Iraqi army.

When the crowds arrived at the Martyr Sarhad roundabout in the Mufti neighborhood, the march turned into a mass stand, during which the co-chair of the Democratic Union Party in the city of Hasakah, Ramadan Fattah, spoke. He pointed to the purpose of the Iraqi army’s attempts to besiege Makhmour camp: “The Iraqi government aims to tighten the screws on the people of Makhmour to undermine their will.

Ramadan Fattah confirmed: "Had it not been for the resistance of the people of Makhmour against ISIS and confronting it, ISIS would have occupied large areas of Iraqi territory in those areas, and it would have reached Hewler."

He pointed out "After all this resistance, today the Iraqi government imposes a siege on the camp and practices the policies of the Kurdistan Democratic Party."

He called on the Iraqi government and the Iraqi army not to be drawn into the policy of the Turkish occupation state, which is based on extermination.

The march ended with chanting of slogans saluting the resistance of the people of Makhmour.

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ANHA