People of Manbij: Turkish attacks aim to displace us

The People of Manbij canton said that the goal of the Turkish attacks on the villages of the Manbij canton countryside is to forcibly displace the residents from their homes and kill innocent people.

People of Manbij: Turkish attacks aim to displace us
2 November, 2024   05:40
NEWS DESK- MANBIJ
MUHAMMAD KHALIL

 The Turkish occupation state has been launching attacks on the cities and towns of the North and East of Syria region since the 23rd of this month, targeting civilians and infrastructure. 

According to the statistics of the DAA, the Turkish occupation attacks amounted to 1,031 attacks, resulting in the martyrdom of 17 people and the injury of 65 others.

 Abdul Aziz Al-Salou, the resident of the northern countryside of Manbij canton, explained that the Turkish occupier bombed their city with all kinds of weapons in an attempt to displace the residents and break their resolve.

Al-Salou confirmed that the people of Manbij in general are staying on their land and their decision is one, and they are ready to sacrifice for it along with the Syrian Democratic Forces.

 For his part, Ahmed Al-Muhammad said that the bombing of the Manbij areas has not stopped, pointing to the Turkish occupation is bombing of the villages affiliated with the town of Al-Yasti.

Al-Muhammad said that the barbaric bombing led to the martyrdom of a number of civilians, which caused a state of fear and panic among the residents.

Ahmed Al-Muhammad confirmed that the people of the town of Al-Yasti and its affiliated villages are clinging to their land and will not abandon it to the Turkish occupier or anyone else.

"We condemn these brutal attacks on our areas that left innocent and defenseless civilians dead and wounded. This is unacceptable. These attacks are intended to destabilize security and stability, " Al-Muhammad said.

 Alia Al-Ali indicated their readiness to sacrifice for their land.

" We will resist until achieving the victory, we stand together with our military forces in the face of the brutal attacks of the occupation."

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