SDF says Turkey used Daesh terrorists to invade Syria

Despite international warnings to
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that Daesh terrorists may escape from SDF
prisons, he has ordered Turkish forces to launch Operation Peace Spring in
northern Syria, October 9, 2019.
International fears of the revival of
Daesh have turned into reality, contributing to the elimination of the efforts
of the SDF and the International Coalition, both of which succeeded in
defeating the terrorist organization in the battle of Baghouz, March 2019.
General Commander of the Syrian
Democratic Forces (SDF) Mazloum Abdi noted that Turkish President Erdogan uses
Daesh as a card to blackmail the world.
“We have proof that Turkey used Daesh to
attack northern Syria. For the sake of truth and justice, an international
court for Daesh fighters should be created in northeastern Syria where Daesh
committed its crimes,” Abdi added on Twitter.
Ankara relied on Daesh terrorists, which
has long been funded and sponsored by the Turkish state, with the aim of
bringing about a complete demographic change in northern Syria that serves
Ankara's interests and contributes to its expansion at the expense of the
Syrian state.
“Turkey is planning a demographic change
to serve its interests in northern Syria,” a spokesman for the SDF said on
Twitter.
The Peace Spring Operation was not the
first of its kind for the Turkish regime in northern Syria, as Ankara launched
two previous operations, the first under the name of the Euphrates Shield,
2016, and the second Olive Branch, 2018, both of which bear the overt objective
of Erdogan's announcement. His desire to remove the SDF and other organizations
which are deemed terrorist in Turkey from his country's borders.
This operation, however, is different
from its predecessors as it comes as Daesh terrorists are captured in prisons
of the Syrian Democratic Forces, after years of war, which makes its implementation
threatens the escape of thousands of Daesh terrorists from these prisons, which
already happened in Qamishli.
The United Nations demanded in an
official statement on November 4, 2019, the need to stop the proposals of the
Turkish regime, aimed at resettling the families of mercenaries and terrorists
in the north of Syria, under the pretext of establishing a safe area and the
return of Syrians, according to the German news agency.
Political researcher Abdul Hamid Tawfiq
has said in an interview that Erdogan seeks to implement his project to occupy
Syria under false pretexts,using all methods, including Daesh terrorists who
have been receiving support from Ankara for a long time.
There are other elements of Erdogan's
plan that lie in the educational and cultural dimensions to change the
demography of Syria through Turkish universities and the integration of Turkish
language into the Syrian curriculum, which confirms the false allegations of
the Turkish President to respect the independence and sovereignty of Damascus.