Talaat Younes:  Popular resistance approach will be a deterrent to Turkey

The co-chair of the Executive Council in Jazira region, Talaat Younis, called on the people of NE, Syria to continue the approach of popular resistance and rally around their forces, to deter attacks by the Turkish occupation state and thwart all plans aimed at destabilizing the security and stability of the region.

Talaat Younes:  Popular resistance approach will be a deterrent to Turkey
12 October, 2023   00:12
QAMISHLO

The co-chair of the Executive Council of the Democratic Autonomous Administration of Jazira region, Talaat Younis, spoke on the sidelines of the ongoing activities in the city of Qamishlo against the attacks, about the recent attacks by the Turkish occupation state on the regions of NE, Syria.

Younis said that the Turkish occupation state intensified its targeting, targeting most of the cities in NE, Syria, including infrastructure, civil and service institutions, and civilians directly. This is considered a “violation of international laws and conventions and a war crime,” adding, “The silence of the international guarantor powers proves their partnership in the massacres that affect our regions  and our people.”

Talaat Younis called on the people of NE, Syria, "who for decades have been resisting the barbarism and brutality of the Turkish occupation state, and are struggling with all their might for freedom and dignity, to support our military forces and rally around our project to protect our gains and our land."

At the end of his speech, the co-chair of the Executive Council of the Democratic Autonomous Administration of Jazira region, Talaat Younis, stressed the continuation of the resistance approach chosen by the people of NE, Syria to repel all plans, and stressed, “With these barbaric attacks, he will not be able to distance us from our cause and break our will, and this popular will in its unity.” It will be a deterrent to Turkey and its plans, and will thwart all plans that aim to destabilize the security and stability of our regions.”

T/ Satt.

ANHA