Calls to demonstrate in occupied territories against policies of Turkish occupation

The rise in electricity prices in the occupied territories sparked popular discontent and calls for an uprising against the Turkish occupation, while citizens were injured in clashes between mercenary groups in the occupied territories.

Calls to demonstrate in occupied territories against policies of Turkish occupation
Calls to demonstrate in occupied territories against policies of Turkish occupation
Calls to demonstrate in occupied territories against policies of Turkish occupation
19 August, 2023   08:32
NEWS DESK- AL SHAHBA

The Turkish electricity company, AK-ENERGY, which supplies the occupied Syrian regions with electricity, raised the price of a kilowatt of domestic electricity from 3.20 Turkish liras to 5 and commercial electricity from 4.75 to 6 liras, in all occupied areas.

The rise in electricity prices sparked popular rejection, and the closure of electricity companies in that region, in addition to calls for demonstrations against Turkish occupation.

On the other hand, violent clashes erupted in the late evening hours of yesterday, and continued until Saturday morning, between the mercenaries of the so-called "Al-Hamzat" and the members of the Al-Shammar clan in the town of Al-Baz'a in the occupied countryside of Al-Bab, in the eastern countryside of Aleppo, due to the death of one of the sons of clan.

While 3 people from the city of Al-Bab were wounded as a result of another clash between two groups of the Turkish occupation mercenaries in the city center yesterday evening, over the disbursement of money.

The wounded are: "Mustafa Waki - Abdul Aziz Waki - Al-Haj Ali Al-Waki", and they were subsequently transferred to a hospital in the city of Al-Bab.

Violent clashes also broke out between the mercenaries of the so-called "Sultan Suleiman Shah", which is on the US sanctions list, and the mercenaries of "Nour al-Din al-Zenki" in the center of Janders district in the occupied Afrin canton, against the background of the call to demonstrate against the US sanctions.

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