Raqqa residents protest against Turkish threats of military offensive against Syria

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Raqqa – Citizens of Raqqa province staged a protest in al-Sabkha town, 30 km southeast of Raqqa city, to condemn the Turkish regime’s threats of military offensive against Syria as well as its direct support to terrorist organizations.

Thousands of people gathered and marched through the town’s streets, raising the Syrian flag and chanting slogans against the Turkish regime, SANA reported.

The participants hailed the sacrifices of the Syrian Arab army and were proud  of its heroic achievements since it is the only guarantor of national unity, safety and security, expressing readiness to sacrifice all for the sake of the homeland.

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