Sources reveal that Turkish occupation transferred perpetrators of coastal massacres to occupied Sere Kaniye

After March 6th, and over the course of several days, Alawites in the coastal region were subjected to sectarian killings, following the launch of a security campaign by Damascus-backed security forces to pursue "remnants of the former regime."

At that time, numerous reports and video circulated confirming that Turkish occupation mercenaries were behind these killings.

Among the mercenaries accused of committing massacres in the coastal region are the "Hamzat" and "Amshat" mercenaries, who have previously committed massacres against Kurds and Arabs alike in the areas they occupy in northern Syria.

After these mercenaries committed their killings in the coastal region, the Turkish occupation state began removing them from public view. In this context, local sources from the occupied city of Sere Kaniye reported to ANHA agency that the Turkish occupation has been transporting mercenaries from the "Hamzat" and "Amshat" groups to the city for several days.

The sources reported that these mercenaries were involved in the sectarian massacres against Alawites on the coast. They confirmed that the occupation is working to bring them into the city through the Kashto village crossing in the southern countryside, rather than through the border crossing.

The sources indicated that the Turkish occupation is attempting in this way to conceal the mercenaries who committed massacres against Alawites on the Syrian coast.

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ANHA