South, North Kurdistan revolt for Rojava

Popular reactions condemning the Interim Government factions' attacks on Rojava continue, as protesters expressed their full solidarity with the resistance of Rojava people and demanded an immediate end to the attacks.

In South Kurdistan, thousands of citizens in Shengal and Makhmour camps, as well as the cities of Erbil, Sulaimaniyya, Kirkuk, Halabja, and Soran, held massive demonstrations calling for strengthening Kurdish unity. They emphasized that thwarting attempts at genocide and policies aimed at breaking the will of the Kurdish people can only be achieved through unity and solidarity.

The demonstrators stressed that Rojava is experiencing a critical period that requires the highest levels of solidarity and national unity.

The participants chanted slogans condemning the genocidal attacks, affirming their full support for the struggle and resistance of the Kurdish people in Rojava against the attacks targeting their security and stability.

Activists, intellectuals, and citizens in the city of Halabja also announced the need to unify political parties and entities and intensify joint efforts to confront the attacks of the Interim Government's mercenaries on Rojava regions.

In North Kurdistan and Turkey, several cities witnessed widespread protests, with thousands taking to the streets and squares, demanding an end to the attacks and emphasizing the importance of Kurdish unity.

The protests included the Turkish cities of Istanbul and Izmir, the city of Silopi in North Kurdistan, and a large public gathering in front of the Nusaybin Gate in support of the Rojava resistance.

It is worth mentioning that following the call for general mobilization by the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria in the Jazira and Euphrates cantons, thousands of Kurds from North and South Kurdistan, as well as from across Europe, headed to Rojava to join the general mobilization and support the popular resistance.

J.J

ANHA