Turkish occupation confiscated 6,000 homes and 1,200 shops in Serêkaniyê

The Turkish occupation has seized more than 6,000 homes and more than 1,200 commercial and industrial shops, owned by displaced persons from Serêkaniyê since its occupation, and settling foreigners and mercenary families there.

Turkish occupation confiscated 6,000 homes and 1,200 shops in Serêkaniyê
9 August, 2023   21:10
AL_HASAKAH

Since the occupation of the Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries of the city of Serêkaniyê in late 2019, and the displacement of more than 150,000 people from it, it has pursued a policy of changing the demography of the region by settling the families of mercenaries and foreigners in it, after confiscating the homes of the people.

Settlement of 55 families of ISIS mercenaries

According to the statistics of the Committee for the Displaced of Serêkaniyê and the Association of Support for Victims, which ANHA's agency obtained, the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries have seized 6,000 homes, owned by the forcibly displaced since their occupation of the city, to settle the families of the mercenaries coming from the regions of Homs, Daraa, the countryside of Damascus and Idlib, in addition to settling more From 55 families of ISIS mercenaries who were smuggled from al-Hol camp within the city.

The Turkish occupation settled the families of ISIS mercenaries in Hawarna neighborhood, and according to local sources, the occupation closed Hawarna neighborhood almost completely, preventing anyone from entering it.

The Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries completely emptied 55 villages of their original inhabitants, turning some of them into military headquarters and barracks after completely bulldozing them.

Other sources pointed out that there are many Iraqis and foreigners in the towns and villages of the occupied city of Serêkaniyê.

The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries seized more than 1,200 commercial and industrial shops within the city of Serêkaniyê, and distributed them to settlers and mercenary families within the city.

The Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries continue to change the demography of the city of Serêkaniyê and its towns, by cracking down on the indigenous people and committing crimes against them, in order to displace them, in light of the deportation of the Syrians from its lands to the areas it occupies to settle them in the homes of the displaced.

T/ Satt.

ANHA