Turkish occupation deports 200 Syrian refugees to the occupied territories

The authorities of the Turkish occupation state deported at midnight Monday-Tuesday 200 Syrian refugees, including women and children, from inside Turkey through the Bab al-Salama crossing in the occupied countryside of Azaz, according to the SOHR.

This comes within the framework of the Turkish occupation authorities' continued forcible deportations to the occupied areas of Azaz and Afrin, in addition to the occupied Serêkaniyê area, to complete its project aimed at changing the demography of the region, after displacing a third of its indigenous population.

On the 1st of July, the Syrian Observatory monitored that the Turkish occupation authorities deported 19 Syrian refugees, through Serêkaniyê crossing, towards the occupied area, on the first day of Eid.

The refugees come from separate areas in Syria, where they were handed over to the mercenaries of the Turkish occupation's "military police" after they entered the Syrian territory.

This brings the number of deportees from inside Turkey, in less than a week, to the occupied Serêkaniyê region, to about 60 Syrian refugees.

T/ Satt.

ANHA