Kurds revolt to support Rojava

European cities, along with large areas across the four parts of Kurdistan, witnessed a wave of demonstrations and protests in solidarity with Rojava, in the face of attacks launched by the mercenaries of the Syrian Interim Government.

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in European cities, waving Kurdish flags and banners condemning the aggression, and demanding that the international community assume its responsibilities and stop the violations practiced against the civilians. The participants chanted slogans affirming Kurdish unity and the right of the peoples of North and East Syria to live in safety and dignity.

Throughout the four parts of Kurdistan, marches swept through numerous cities and towns, where protesters expressed their rejection of what they described as the "brutal aggression" and the targeting of Rojava's social and administrative infrastructure.

They affirmed that the demonstrations would continue and expand until the attacks cease and the protection of the people is guaranteed, emphasizing that popular solidarity constitutes the first line of defense against attempts to break the will of Rojava.