Public outrage over Turkish attacks on NE Syria

 The Turkish occupation army has been launching violent raids since Wednesday night on most cities and villages in NE Syria.

 The citizen Ahmed Al-Jadou from the city of Tabqa, expressed their categorical rejection of the violations and crimes committed by the Turkish occupation against the people of the region.

 Amira Hamou fromTabqa, also condemned the targeting of service and health facilities and the destruction of infrastructure by the Turkish occupation.

The Turkish occupation targeted about 10 vital facilities, including the Suwaydiya power station, a grain and flour storage center in Qamishli, oil wells around the city of Tirbespiye, the Kobani power station, its automated bakery, and a clinic in Qamishli.

The citizen Adham Al-Murshid from the city of Al-Sousah in the countryside of Deir ez-Zor expressed his regret, saying: "It is unfortunate that the blood of the Syrian people is being shed in an unnatural way and that they are being forced to migrate and displaced."

Ayman Al-Ali from the city of Al-Baghouz added: "Turkey seeks to destabilize security and stability in the region. These attacks that target civilians, including women, children, and the elderly, are considered criminal acts."

The Turkish occupation's shelling since yesterday has led to the martyrdom of 12 civilians, including two children, and the injury of about 25 others, according to a media statement by the Internal Security Forces.

 Demonstration in Raqqa

 The city of Raqqa witnessed a massive demonstration against the attacks of the Turkish occupation, which started in front of the children's hospital and reached the women's roundabout in the center of the city.

The demonstrators chanted slogans calling for stopping the attacks and the intervention of the international community.

During the demonstration, speeches were given by representatives of several civil institutions, dignitaries and sheikhs in the city, expressing their concern about the continuation of the Turkish attacks in providing an opportunity for the return of ISIS mercenaries.

 Support for the "SDF" forces

 The demonstrators in the city of Raqqa expressed their support for the Syrian Democratic Forces in protecting the region, and the speeches given during the demonstration confirmed the readiness of the city's residents to stand by the SDF forces in defending the region.

The citizen Basil Al-Mabrouk from the city of Tabqa confirmed his support for the Syrian Democratic Forces.

"We are steadfast and committed to the Syrian Democratic Forces and the Autonomous Administration project," Al-Mabrouk said.

 Meanwhile, the citizen Khader Al-Saleh from the city of Al-Sousah criticized the silence of international powers regarding the Turkish attacks, calling for support for the Syrian Democratic Forces.

 Khader Al-Saleh added: "The Syrian Democratic Forces are the ones who eliminated ISIS, they must be supported."

 In this context, the Syrian Democratic Forces announced on their official website that they had carried out two successful military operations against the Turkish occupation army, in response to what they described as "brutal" attacks on areas of NE Syria and within the framework of the "right to legitimate defense."

 The SDF said: "Our forces carried out two successful operations, targeting the Turkish occupation bases and the sites of its mercenaries in the vicinity of the villages of Anik Al-Hawa and Al-Dawudiya in the countryside of Zarghan, south of occupied Serekaniye/Ras Al-Ain, resulting in the elimination of a number of Turkish occupation soldiers."

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