Popular protests demanding the exit of Turkish occupation forces from Syria’s Hasaka

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HASAKA, (ST)_Popular protests against the savage acts of the Turkish regime’s  forces and mercenaries  have continued in Ras Al-Ayn city in the northwestern countryside of Hasaka.

Local sources said that hundreds of the residents of Ras Al-Ayn city and nearby villages have gathered to protest against the daily attacks of the Turkish occupation forces and mercenaries that caused unbearable suffering for the people.

The protesters, who moved to the Turkish-occupied Ras Al-Ayn city,  held banners and shouted slogans condemning the practices of the terrorist mercenaries and their supporters, demanding their exit from the region.

Basma Qaddour

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