Turkish occupation, its mercenaries demolish locals’ houses, shops in Hasakah countryside

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The Turkish occupation and its mercenaries on Monday demolished the houses and shops of some residents in the village of Tal Helf in Hasakah northern countryside.

This aggressive behavior is part of the continuous criminal practices of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries towards the locals in the areas under their control.

Local sources in the occupied city of Ras Al-Ayn told SANA that the Turkish occupation forces and their mercenaries expelled scores of residents from the village of Tal Helf, demolished their houses and beat all those who resisted and refused to leave.

The sources added that the Turkish occupation also demolished several shops in this area amid the anger of the locals and promoted news about a plan to demolish more houses and trade facilities in Tal Helf within the framework of the occupation’s Turkification policy in this area and spreading fear.

Hamda Mustafa

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