March condemns Turkish occupation attacks in Amuda

Hundreds of people from Amuda city and its villages, along with members of the Autonomous Administration institutions, participated in the march to denounce the Turkish occupation's attacks on NE Syria.

The participants raised images of martyr children and wounded individuals, as well as banners that read: "With the spirit of the people's revolutionary war, we will defeat the occupation," and "We condemn and denounce the occupation, demographic change, and ethnic cleansing in Afrin."

The march started from the Free Women's Square and headed toward Martyr Jihad Square, with participants chanting "Long live the resistance of Rojava" and "No to Turkish occupation."

Upon arrival, the participants observed a minute of silence in honor of the martyrs. Then, Abdullah Kana’an, an administrator from the Town Council of Tobs, a town near Amuda, delivered a speech, stating that "The goal of the Turkish occupying state in these attacks is to destroy the democratic autonomous administration project and annihilate the Kurdish people, amidst the silence of international powers pursuing their own interests."

He stressed, "We must unite our ranks to confront the attacks and displacement plans against our people in Afrin and Shahba, and Aleppo."

The march concluded with chants of "Long live the resistance of Rojava."

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