Turkish occupation forces raze residents’ houses to expand observation points

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HASAKA, (ST)_Turkish occupation forces have razed several houses to the ground  and have exiled many residents from areas located in the vicinity of Abo Rasin town in the northeastern countryside of Hasaka. 
 
Those were the measures taken by the Turkish occupations forces under the pretext of expanding the so-called “observation point” of the Turkish regime. 
 
According to local sources, the Turkish occupation forces burned down houses of several residents and caused damages to their properties to expand the Tuskish ” observation points” in the villages of al-Dawodeyeh and Eneq al-Hawa in the northeastern side of Abo Easen city. 
 
The sources added that the Turkish occupation forcss exiled the residents , who remained in Eniq al-Hawa village.
 
Basma Qaddour
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