Declaration of mobilisation by Autonomous Administration for Northern and Eastern Syria

2024-12-01 16:37:27


	NEWS CENTRE - The Autonomous Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria declared mobilisation against the attacks of paramilitary structures. 

	The Autonomous Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria declared mobilisation against the attacks of paramilitary structures supported by Turkey. The Autonomous Administration made a press statement at its headquarters in Raqqa in the context of the attacks in Afrin, Shahba, Aleppo and its surroundings. The statement was read by the co-chairship of the Autonomous Administration. 

	 

	The following statements were made in the satement: "First of all, we strongly condemn the attack on Syrian territory by the Turkish state and the gangs it supports and we salute the historic resistance of our people in Aleppo and Shahba. This attack is a continuation of the Turkish state's failed plan through ISIS gangs and its aim is to invade Syria and realise the borders of 'Misak-ı Milli (National Pact)'. This aggression aims to occupy and divide Syria and turn it into a centre of international terrorism. 

	 

	'THE ATTACKS THREATEN THE WHOLE SYRIA'

	 

	The attacks that started in Aleppo and Hama threaten not only a cerain region but the whole of Syria. Therefore, we call on all components of our peoples of Northern and Eastern Syria to understand that the aim of this aggression is to destroy the hopes of the Syrian peoples to live in freedom and honoru, to target the Democratic Self-Government project and to try to add new regions to Turkey's territory. As Arab, Kurd, Assyrian and Turkmen peoples, we must stand united against this aggression. We invite our youth and young women to unite around the Syrian Democratic Forces. 

	 

	In this context, we declare a general mobilisation and call on our people to be on alert at all times. We also call on all our institutions to be at work on full alert and each one of them must work as a crisis desk and be prepared for the challenges posed by this attack. We also call on the international community; Stop this aggression. Otherwise, this will be a new form of ISI terrorism that will lead to major humanitarian disasters, pose a threat to Syria and have srious reginal and global consequences."