Turkish occupation state deported 390 Syrians in less than a week

According to what was published by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, the deportation came under the pretext of not completing their residency data, and because they did not have official and identification papers of their own.

This brings the number of Syrians who were deported through the Bab al-Salama crossing in less than a week to 390, according to SOHR.

The Turkish occupation state continues to exploit the silence of the international community and to use the Syrian refugees residing on its territory, in addition to changing the demography of the occupied regions, and it continues to build settlements, especially in Afrin, with the participation of Muslim Brotherhood and Gulf organizations.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights also published, on June 26, that the Turkish authorities deported more than 300 Syrians, during the last 72 hours, after forcing them to agree to voluntary return by signing official papers, including a number of Syrians in Kilis camp after hold them for several days.

The Turkish occupation state continues to exploit the silence of the international community and use the Syrian refugees residing on its territory, in addition to changing the demography of the occupied regions, especially Afrin, with the participation of Gulf associations and organizations, with the aim of separating it from the rest of the other Syrian regions.

T/Satt.

ANHA