Human rights organization: Turkey builds a separation wall in  occupied Sherawa

The Human Rights Organization, Afrin-Syria, published on its official website that the Turkish occupation army constructed a concrete wall 5 km long and 3 meters high, extending from the occupied village of Kemar, south of Afrin, to the village of Brad.

According to sources, the Turkish occupation army brought huge concrete blocks from the Turkish lands to the villages of Sherawa district.

The Turkish occupation army is stationed in several military bases in the village of Kemyar, located on the contact lines, and these bases are considered points for targeting the displaced from Afrin in the villages of Shara and Sherawa districts and al-Shahba canton.

The Organization stated that the Turkish occupation is working to supply the concrete wall with barbed wire equipped with towers equipped with thermal imaging cameras, infrared cameras, night vision devices, radars, and wireless anti-signal devices, in addition to firearms systems and customized laser weapons.

The Turkish occupation had built a concrete wall on April 19 of the year 2019 around  villages (Kimar and Brad in Sherawa - Maryamin and Jalbera in Shara district), with the aim of separating them from the rest of the Syrian regions.

The Human Rights Organization Afrin-Syria confirmed that the Turkish occupation annexes parts of the Syrian lands to Turkey.

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