Slovak Website: Illegitimate US & Turkish forces commit war crimes in the Syrian Jezira

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Bratislava (ST):  The Slovak Zim Aviech  website  said the US and Turkish forces existing illegitimately in Syria are committing war crimes through setting fires  to the cereals fields and cutting off water recurrently.

The Website warned that these practices are considered crimes against humanity that gravely endanger the life and health of civilians, noting that cutting off water by the Turkish regime  and its mercenaries constitutes a tool to terrify locals and blackmail them.

The website  called on  humanitarian and international organizations to immediately move and force the occupiers to halt such criminal practices.

Last May, local sources affirmed that the US Apache warplanes threw thermal balloons near the crops of wheat and barley causing huge fires.

The Turkish regime and its mercenaries also set fires in Jezira area and cut off water supply in Hasaka city and its Countryside.

K.Q.

   

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