Settlers sell property of Afrin refugees

Settlers settled by the Turkish occupation in occupied Afrin are trading in the property of those forcibly displaced from it, as a settler from the southern countryside of Aleppo sold a house to another settler.

Settlers sell property of Afrin refugees
8 June, 2024   15:58
NEWS DESK

Within the aim of separating Afrin from Syria and annexing it, the Turkish occupation continues to commit crimes, intimidate the people, and trade in their property by Turkey's settlers and mercenaries.

Local sources said that a settler from the southern Aleppo countryside sold a house belonging to the citizen Issam Hussein, a resident of the village of Andariyah, in the city of Janders to another settler for $1,500.

The settler had seized the house after the occupation of Afrin by the Turkish occupation army and its mercenaries, in 2018.

The same sources also reported that yesterday, gunmen from Ghouta in the Damascus countryside cut down an olive tree belonging to the citizen Muhammad Sheikh Mous on the Aleppo Road, northeast of the city of Afrin.

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