Syrian Communist Party: Cutting off water of Hasakah is a crime against humanity

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The Syrian Communist Party condemned the crime of the Turkish regime by cutting off drinking water for about one million Syrian citizens in Al-Hasakah in light of the difficult climatic and health conditions.

The party called on members of the UN Security Council, the international community, international humanitarian organizations and world public opinion to put pressure on the Turkish occupation and its mercenaries to stop their practices, which are considered a crime against humanity, stressing the need to return water to the residents of Hasakah Governorate.

The Turkish regime cut off water for about a million civilians in the region for the 13th time since its occupation of Ras al-Ain and its countryside.

Inas Abdualkreem

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