Massive rallies in three cantons in support of SDF

 Jazira Canton

 Today, the councils of Tal Tamr and Zirghan organized a mass rally to support the SDF and condemn the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries attacking NE Syria.

 The rally began in front of the Council of Martyrs’ Families in Tal Tamr. Participants carried flags of the SDF, the People's and Women’s Protection Units, and the Democratic Autonomous Administration of NE Syria, along with banners reading, "The SDF represents us," "No to Neo-Ottomanism," and "The SDF is our hope."

 The rally marched through the city's main streets, heading toward the M4 international highway. Participants observed a minute of silence in honor of the martyrs, after which Ayhan Younis, co-chair of the educational committee in Tal Tamr, delivered a speech reaffirming local support for the SDF. She stated, "We, the people of Tal Tamr and Zirghan, stand together, young and old, in support of the SDF against the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries, who aim to destabilize the region."

 Younis criticized the Syrian Interim Government for trying to dominate Syria without democracy or respect for the people’s aspirations.

Khedr Al-Aloui, co-chair of Tal Tamr’s educational committee, said: "The Turkish occupation state and its mercenaries accuse us of terrorism, but they are the ones killing children and displacing locals. The SDF has sacrificed thousands of martyrs to protect this land’s safety, becoming the sole hope for its peoples."

 He stressed the readiness of the locals to defend their land and dignity alongside the SDF, expressing pride in their resilience.

 The rally concluded with chants of "Long live the SDF resistance" and "The SDF is the hope of the people."

Tabqa

In the Tabqa city, locals, along with representatives from the Future Syria Party, the Zenobia Women’s Gathering, the Tabqa Military Council, the Internal Security Forces, and other democratic organizations, participated in a mass rally that started at the Social Justice Council building.

 Participants held flags of the SDF and the Autonomous Administration, along with the new Syrian flag, chanting:

 "Unity ensures stability."

 "No to Turkish occupation."

 "The SDF is our force."

 "Long live the brotherhood of peoples."

 "Long live the resistance of Manbij."

 "Long live the resistance of Kobani."

 The participants held a minute of silence for the martyrs. Hind Al-Ali, co-chair of Tabqa’s executive council, delivered a speech, stating, "We are entering a new phase after the download of the Ba'ath regime. This era demands collective efforts to build a democratic Syria for all its communities."

 She highlighted that the region had become a model for democratic governance and the fraternity of peoples.

 Adnan Al-Aloui, head of the Al-Bayt Association in Tabqa’s Islamic Conference, criticized Turkey’s aggression as an extension of its failure to achieve its goals through ISIS. He emphasized Turkey's pursuit of its "Misak-ı Millî" ambitions to dominate Syria and called on all residents of NE Syria to unite against this aggression.

 Euphrates Canton

 Residents of the Euphrates Canton held a rally in Kobani, starting at the Free Woman Square. Carrying banners reading "We are all SDF" and "The SDF is our dignity," participants chanted, "Long live the SDF resistance."

 Upon reaching the Martyr Aqid Square, a minute of silence was observed for the martyrs. Ismail Ismail, the member of the Kobani Military Council, praised the heroic resistance displayed by SDF fighters, particularly in the fronts of Tishrin Dam, Qaraqozak Bridge, and rural Manbij.

 Piman Aloush, the member of the Kongra Star in the Euphrates Canton, affirmed "SDF fighters have always thwarted the occupation's plans. We all stand with the SDF and their historic resistance."

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