Albu Kamal tribal: Autonomous Administration project hit Damascus government and Turkish occupation goal

The Damascus government forces and the so-called "National Defense", from their points in the countryside of Al-Mayadeen, Albu Kamal and the Al-Ashara area, have been launching an attack with artillery and heavy weapons since the night (Tuesday – Wednesday), targeting the countryside of the towns of Dhiban, Al-Shuhail, Al-Tayaneh, Dernj, Abu Hardoub, Abu Hamam, Al-Latwa, Gharanij, Al-Sabha and Al-Dahla in the eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor Canton.

The people of Deir ez-Zor Canton and its tribes denounced this attack, considering it an effort to revive ISIS mercenaries, and sow discord between clans and components under different names.

Salah al-Salman, spokesman for the Albu Kamal tribal council, said in a statement to ANHA agency, "The attack on Deir ez-Zor, with the support of the militias west of the Euphrates and some other militias, aims to confuse the security and economic situation in the NE Syria."

The attack targeted peaceful residents, their livelihoods and drinking water stations, with the aim of displacing residents of the area and destabilizing its security and stability, al-Salman said.

Al-Salman praised the awareness of the people of Deir ez-Zor Canton who stood by the military and security forces to pursue the attackers and maintain the security and stability of their country.

He also pointed out that "the attacks carried out by Turkey on the border strip of the NE Syria region, which are linked to these attacks carried out by the Damascus government and its mercenaries."

Al-Salman stressed that the attacks carried out by the Turkey and the Damascus government and the attempt to sow discord among the Syrian people will be the first supporter of the activity of ISIS mercenaries in the region.

He called on the international community to "be serious about finding a political solution in Syria, in order to prevent bloodshed and prevent the region from being dragged into the unknown, and to reduce killing, displacement and destruction."

In conclusion, Salah al-Salman appealed to "the free world and the UN Security Council to put an end to those states, which are trying to confuse the situation in the Middle East and export terrorism to serve their own policies."

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ANHA