The Council of the Arab Tai Tribe and Arab tribesmen call on their sons to withdraw from SDF ranks and join the Syrian Arab Army

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 On October 13, the Council of the Arab Tai Tribe and the Arab tribesmen condemned the Turkish aggression and occupation of Syrian territories.

The Council called on the Arab tribesmen to withdraw from the SDF militia and join the Syrian Arab Army which is the only protector of  the Syrian border.

“The Arab tribes expressed their unified position that rejects and condemns the Turkish offensive and occupation of Syrian territory and the destruction of cities and the murder of civilians, including children and elders,” the Council said in a printed statement.

“We are fully aware that this Turkish invasion was coordinated and blessed by America,” the statement added.

O. al-Mohammad

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