Hasaka: National stand demands for withdrawal of US & Turkish occupation from Syria

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Hasaka (ST): The people of al-Watotia in Qameshli countryside organized a national stand demanding the withdrawal of the US and Turkish occupations from Syrian territories and denouncing the unilateral coercive measures being imposed on Syria. 

News reporter said that locals of al-Watotia village in the southern countryside of Qameshli organized a national stand demanding the expulsion of US and Turkish forces from Syria and condemning the so-called Caesar Act.

The participants shouted slogans denouncing the savage practices of the US and Turkish occupation forces in the Jezira region, especially the plundering of the Syrian oil and crops depriving locals from food with the aim of displacing them and seizing their lands.

K.Q.

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