Muhammad Issa: Turkish military escalation to create ethnic cleansing, demographic change

The Syrian writer Muhammad Issa saw that the Turkish occupation state’s escalation in NE Syria is part of its aggressive nature against the people of the region including Kurds, Armenians, Circassians, and Alawites.

Muhammad Issa: Turkish military escalation to create ethnic cleansing, demographic change
7 October, 2023   03:41
NEWS DESK- JODI ISMAIL

Issa described the Turkish occupation state’s escalation of its attacks on vital facilities in NE Syria as “a blatant aggression against Syrian territories.”

On Thursday, the Turkish occupation state bombed 29 sites and villages, 5 electricity conversion stations, 7 oil sites, 2 water and gas conversion stations, and the Çel Agha Dam, resulting in the martyrdom of 6 citizens, the wounding of 12 others, and the martyrdom of 6 members of the Internal Security Forces and the wounding of two. Others.

In an interview with ANHA agency ISSA said: “This escalation is a shameless challenge to the sovereignty of the Syrian state, because it affects the infrastructure, electricity networks, and public facilities. It targets the lives of the civilian population and calls on them to emigrate and evacuate their places in order to implement ethnic cleansing and demographic change.

Issa added: “ the heinous crime that occurred in the past hours at the graduation ceremony of a batch of Syrian officers in the presence of their civilian families, which left dozens of civilian and military deaths, cannot be ignored.

Issa pointed out that there is no objective stance regarding the Turkish war machine that has invaded Syrian airspace with dozens of drones in an area whose residents do not have the means of protection from such dangers.

Issa continued: “In addition to targeting Iraqi lands and the repeated invasions and occupations of Syrian lands, and then in Iraq and intervening to occupy lands in Libya, Somalia, and Sudan, and threatening Greece and Cyprus, all those are truly a challenges to stability and global peace."

Issa stressed that “the international community, with its governments and civil society institutions must wake up to confront this danger. The new terrorist Islamic Ottomanism will not stop at the borders of Somalia, but Tunisia and Morocco. Therefore, I see that the duty of vigilant democratic countries and societies to shoulder their responsibilities to stop this monster (Turkish occupation) which has a dark and creative history of violating the dignity of peoples.”

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