Syrian tribes call on Iraqi's to form alliance against Turkish occupation

Dignitaries of Arab tribes in the North and East of Syria condemned the Turkish attacks against Iraq.

Sheikh of the Ali tribe from the Walda tribe, Ramadan Al-Rahhal condemned the Turkish attacks, describing them as an assault on Iraqi lands.

Al-Rahhal pointed out that these attacks and assaults are a continuation of what is happening in Syria, as the Turkish occupation is trying to restore the glories of the defunct Ottoman state.

Al-Rahhal called on the Iraqi tribes to be aware of the dangers of the agreements concluded between the Turkish occupation state and the Iraqi government, and pointed out that these dangers will develop in the coming days, so the tribes must express their position.

 After the August 15 agreement, the Turkish occupation state continued its violation of Iraqi sovereignty, as on August 29, the Iraqi air defenses shot down a Turkish spy drone over the city of Kirkuk.

 Many Iraqi political circles and figures said that there are time bombs as the  penetrating hundreds of kilometers deep into Iraqi territory.

 Al-Rahhal stressed: "We, as tribes, do not accept these violations that will affect Iraqi and Syrian society, we will stand as one against all these attacks and assaults, and we will support our brothers in Iraq to deter this occupier."

 The leader of the Al-Bureij clan in the Al-Afadlah tribe, Hussein Al-Barjas, stressed the need for the Iraqi and Syrian clans to move and form an alliance to confront the Turkish occupation.

 “The Iraqi clans must form alliances to put an end to the crimes of the Turkish occupier,"Hussein Al-Barjas said.

 “When Erdogan and his mercenaries saw the solidarity of the clans in NE Syria and Iraq, he did not like the matter, and he began trying to dismantle these social ties and tribal solidarity for extending his greatest influence in the region” Al-Barjas added.

 Al-Barjas stressed the need for all Arab clans in Iraq and Syria to unite to deter the plans of the Turkish occupation, defeat their mercenaries, and form a striking force that prevents the reconstruction of the new Ottoman Empire.

While the elder of the Al-Wahb clan, Jamal Nahitar, stressed the need for Iraqi clans to realize the aims of the Turkish occupation.

"Our clans and people in Iraq must unite to deter the plots of the Turkish occupation."

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