Political parties and movements condemn Turkish occupation's attacks on region

Political parties, councils, and movements in the North and East Syria region issued separate statements today condemning the Turkish occupation state's attacks on the North and East Syria region.

 Aleppo

 The Democratic Union Party, the Future Syria Party, the Conference Party, the Kurdish Democratic Unity Party in Syria - Yekiti, and the Syrian Democratic Council condemned, during a joint statement delivered by the co-chair of the Future Syria Party, Mohammad Ghrir, the attacks by the Turkish occupying state on North and East Syria, in the al-Jabbanat Square in the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood of Aleppo.

 The statement called on "the Syrian people and all national political forces to condemn this aggression and the violations committed by the Turkish occupation on our land, while urging the Damascus government to take

 He called on "the United Nations and international powers to assume their responsibility, deter the Turkish regime, stop the crimes it commits against civilians and terrorizes them, prevent it from continuing its aggression, and not give it the opportunity to revive ISIS and the terrorist groups supported by the Turkish occupation regime."

 The statement confirmed that "the policies of the Turkish regime will not serve stability and peace but will rather exacerbate the crises in the region and the world."

 It called on "our people to stand united against the policy of aggression and resist it until all its plans and objectives are thwarted, and to reject any violation of our country's sovereignty.

 We also call for respecting the rights of all peoples within the framework of the countries they belong to, in accordance with international laws and human rights."

 Qamishlo

 In this context, the Democratic Society Movement condemned these attacks during a statement delivered by the co-chair of the movement's organizational office, Sami Ali, in front of the movement's building in Qamishlo.

 The statement said: "The aim of these attacks is to undermine the democratic experiment in the region of North and East Syria, to empty the area of its original inhabitants, and to strike at the brotherhood of peoples. Therefore, he orders his forces once again to target the infrastructure, including electricity centers, oil and gas pumping stations, water, and even livestock and bakeries."

 The statement urged: "Human rights and international organizations to pressure the Turkish occupying state to cease its aggressive practices and to resolve the Syrian issue according to international resolution 2,254 through democratic means."

 Tirbespiyê

 The Democratic Union Party (PYD), the Kurdish Democratic Party - Syria, the Modernity and Democracy Party for Syria, the Democratic Green Party, the Rojava Kurdistan Party, the Building and Development Party, the Syriac Union Party, the Democratic Conservative Party, the Star Conference, the Arab National Authority, the Future Syria Party, and the Kurdistan Brotherhood Party condemned the Turkish occupation state's attacks on North and East Syria in a joint statement read by Adnan Kilo, the Secretary of the Kurdistan Brotherhood Party, in the city of Tirbespiyê, in front of the Democratic Union Party center.

 The statement said: "Our regions have witnessed more than 1,031 airstrikes using drones, in addition to raids by warplanes that targeted livelihoods and basic life necessities. Even infrastructure and vital facilities were not spared, as water pumps, electricity stations, and fuel depots were hit, leading to widespread destruction, disruption of essential services, and civilian casualties."

 The statement called on "the international powers to assume their responsibilities and pressure Turkey to stop its ongoing aggression and to intervene immediately to protect civilians and put an end to these repeated violations. We also demand the imposition of a no-fly zone over our areas to prevent the recurrence of these attacks and to limit the ongoing escalation."

 Ain Issa

 For its part, the Municipalities Committee of the Girê Spî City Council in Ain Issa condemned these attacks during a statement delivered by the administrator of the Ain Issa municipality, Rokia al-Mahawesh.

 The statement condemned "the blatant Turkish aggression that targeted innocent civilians, resulting in dozens of casualties, including martyrs and wounded, among them children and women, and deliberately striking the infrastructure in the regions of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria and service facilities such as energy, water, and electricity sources to harm the livelihoods of the residents."

  The statement condemned "the international silence regarding the Turkish occupation's attacks on their areas without any action, despite it being contrary to international laws and conventions that prohibit targeting civilians and service facilities."

 T/ Satt.

 ANHA