​​​​​​​Martyrs' Families Council condemns Turkish attacks

Today, at the headquarters of the Martyrs' Families Council in the Euphrates region, a statement was delivered to the public opinion, read by the co-chair of the Martyr Amgihan Judy Academy, Ronahy Ahmed, denouncing the targeting of a car in Ahadath district in the countryside of Aleppo by a drone of the Turkish occupation, which resulted in the martyrdom of 3 fighters of People's Protection Units (YPG) and 2 others were wounded.

The statement indicated that: "Most of the people in the Shahba Canton are the people of Afrin, who were attacked with 72 warplanes by the Turkish occupation state and forced to leave their homes and properties, and they are now struggling in camps of Shahba, and they did not move away from their land in the hope of returning to it again".

It also denounced the silence of the international powers regarding the continuous attacks, through daily bombardment and drones, on the people aspiring to return to their land.

The Martyrs' Families Council expressed its support for the people of Shahba: "The people of Shahba are not alone, and they will resist the Turkish occupier until their last breath".

About an hour after delivering the statement, a Turkish drone targeted a motorcycle on the Aleppo road at the southern entrance to the city of Kobani.

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ANHA