​​​​​​​Turkish occupation targets prominent leaders in taking revenge for ISIS

The deputy of the Presidency of the Raqqa Civil Council, Abd al-Salam Hamsurik, told ANHA's agency: "After the liberation of the regions of North and East Syria from the abomination of ISIS terrorism, the Turkish occupation state did not like that matter and began to occupy some areas, but after the Syrian Democratic Forces confronted it and thwarted attempts to occupy other regions, it took a path In a different way, it began targeting male and female leaders and civilian and military installations with drones and artillery shelling.

And he stressed: "The people of North and East Syria will not be complacent in confronting the attacks of the Turkish occupation and defending their land, and they will strive to liberate the occupied areas."

The Women's Coordination in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, Fayrouz Khalil, said, "Despite the allegations of the international forces, the United Nations, and human rights organizations that they claim humanity and the protection of human rights, they are silent about the Turkish occupation's attacks on the region and its targeting of leaders, especially those who fought alongside the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS mercenaries.

Revenge for ISIS

She stressed that "the Turkish occupation's targeting of the leaders who were credited with defeating ISIS mercenaries from the region is the greatest evidence that it wants to take revenge for ISIS."

While the notable of the Al-Sabkha tribe, Sheikh Turki Al-Suwan, called on the United Nations and the Global Coalition to stand up to the Turkish occupation state, put an end to targeting leaders with drones, and impose a no-fly zone on the region.

He stressed: "We will stand united in the face of any aggression against our region, we will defend our land, and we will continue to pursue ISIS mercenaries until they are eliminated."

T/ Satt.

ANHA