People in Tal Ri’at in Aleppo protest against the Turkish occupation, its mercenaries

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Locals in Tal Rif’at town in Aleppo northern countryside on Tuesday protested against the Turkish occupation of Syrian territories and the barbaric practices of the Turkish-backed terrorist organizations towards civilians in this area.

The protestors expressed their strong support for Syria’s territorial integrity and their rejection of all the attempts that aim at harming the country’s sovereignty. They called for expelling the Turkish occupation and confronting its aggressive and expansionist schemes in Syria.

 They also affirmed their adherence to their lands, reiterating willingness to sacrifice everything to protect their properties and to prevent the Turkish occupation from entering their lands and looting their resources.

Over the past days, the locals in Tal Rif’at and the neighboring villages also organized protests to express their rejection of the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries.

Hamda Mustafa

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