Journalists: Turkish state seeks to hide its crimes from being covered

Journalists commented on the Turkish occupation state's bombing of a car belonging to Jin TV yesterday, and pointed to the Turkish occupation state's attempt to prevent and expose the massacres it is committing in the region.

Journalists: Turkish state seeks to hide its crimes from being covered
24 August, 2023   22:03
QAMISHLO, SIMA BROKI

A number of journalists and correspondents spoke to ANHA's agency about the Turkish air attack that targeted a vehicle belonging to the Jin TV satellite channel, which resulted in the death of Najm al-Din Faisal, a member of the satellite channel, and the injury of correspondent Dalila Akid.

Journalist Lilaf Hassan stated that it is not the first time that the Turkish occupation state has targeted journalists, and indicated that the martyrdom of journalist Issam Abdullah occurred while he was covering the crimes of the Turkish occupation state.

Lilaf Abdullah pointed out that the attacks of the Turkish occupation state on journalists are in full view of the whole world, and she continued her speech, saying: "They remain silent, and we condemn these attacks and the silence of all parties that claim to defend human rights."

During her speech, Lilaf Hassan indicated that the targeting of a Jin TV satellite car reveals the position of the Turkish occupation state towards women, and she said: "It seeks to intimidate journalists with these attacks and prevent coverage and transmission of the massacres it commits against society."

Journalist Sarah Khaled stated that they assure the Turkish occupation state and all the people who support it that they will never be able to breach their will and weaken their strength and that they will continue to follow in the footsteps of the martyrs.

As for the journalist Zinar Jaafar, he indicated that the inability of the Turkish occupation state has led it to the point of targeting journalists, and said: "Journalists reveal its crimes and brutality against the people, and it targets women's organizations in particular, given that the Rojava revolution is known as the women's revolution, as it seeks to rob women of their achievements."

Journalist Zinar Jaafar stressed that they will do their best to convey the truth and preserve the achievements of the Rojava revolution.

As for Sherine Mohammad, in her turn, she indicated that the Turkish occupation state targets the entire society with its dirty plans in order to thwart and weaken the patriots and citizens who clung to staying on the homeland and to eliminate the values that the martyrs achieved with their efforts and blood.

And Sherine Mohammed continued her speech, saying: "She seeks to break our will by targeting our fellow journalists, but we insist on following in the footsteps of our colleagues and carrying their pens and cameras to the end."

T/ Satt.

ANHA