One Syria Gathering in Hasaka condemns US-backed SDF’s crimes against civilians, urges expelling occupying forces

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HASAKA, (ST)- The One Syria Gathering in Hasaka province condemned the crimes being committed by the US-backed Kurdish militia called Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) against members of Arab tribes. Members of the Gathering also stressed the need to expel all the occupying forces from Syria.

In a statement issued on Thursday on the backdrop of the latest developments in the Syrian al-Jazira and Eastern regions, mainly in the eastern countryside of Deir Ezzor, the Gathering said that stability and security will not be restored to these regions unless all causes of chaos are eliminated, including the illegal presence of foreign forces in Syrian territories, like the Turkish and US occupation forces and their affiliated extremist groups which occupy the Syrian oil fields and loot oil production in a flagrant violation of Syria’s sovereignty,  international law and UN Charter.

 The statement called for overcoming the crisis caused in the region due to SDF’s subordination to the US-led coalition and its refusal to all calls for national dialogue which is very important to preserve the rights of locals and create a solid base for solving the crisis in the country.

Hamda Mustafa

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